The Eyes Of The Future is a book based off of the iconic 1982 sci-fi masterpiece "Blade Runner" directed by Sir Ridley Scott. In this alternative future, one of the largest cooperation, the "Edsel Corp." had released their newest product, the "Synth," which is an artificial human. Synths are grown in laboratories, in vats. They have a genetical enhancement; they're far more superior to humans in everything. They're faster, stronger, smarter, and more human. Synths are a close relative to the Synthetic, which is a machine designed to copy humans in every way except with their emotion and the ability to make rational decisions. With this, special police units, known as "Synthesizers" were established, due to the fact that several synthetics went rogue and started a vicious killing spree. When there is a defective synth, the only considerate thing to do is to put them out of their misery, because that means they're missing something vital. Synthesizers wore bulletproof trench coats, a bulletproof vest, dress shirt, pants, and hats. They wore masks that resembled a plague doctor's mask, but heavily industrialized. The story begins in an industrialized Cleveland, Ohio, in 2077. We follow the life of 2 Synthesizers named Charlie C. Thompson and Ramona Suthis. Charlie is a 33-year-old man and retired because of his last encounter with the rogue Synthetics. Ramona is a 34-year old woman who is undercover. Charlie is then called upon the police chief in hopes that he will take his old job back and after a brief conversation, he takes the offer. He then goes and gets Ramona. What these two synthesizers learn is the most important lesson of their lives: compassion will always defeat hatred.
Maxine is an 18-year-old girl who is bored and lonely, living in California in the year 2351. She's always been fascinated with how humans used to live in houses, drive cars, and the fact that there used to be forests and parks everywhere. Now, after a war that nearly erased humanity, people are forced to live a strict, dull, communist lifestyle. Everyone seems okay with this way of life. Everyone except Maxine. Maxine had always been special; she was often able to predict events. How? She didn't exactly know...yet. When she starts having dreams about a tropical island where people live as they did in the 21st century, she meets the man of her dreams: literally. Her new boiling emotions bring her to wonder...what if it's a real place? When she starts her search for the island and bumps into Elis-the man in her dreams-she suddenly knows it wasn't all just a making of her imagination. Finding that island could mean finding the answers to her burning questions, and maybe even answers to questions she didn't know she had.
However, not everything is what she thought it would be when she finally finds the island, and her dreams become a harsh reality. Elis turns out to be someone else, and when another man swoops in every time Maxine is in danger, she becomes confused about what love really is. The Advisors, the ten women governing the world, want to assimilate the people of the island, not knowing that those people have an extreme advantage over them. Maxine also learns that her family has been lying to her about who she really is. Ultimately, when the Advisors come to destroy the island, she must face the fact that she is the key to the island's salvation, and embracing her rapidly developing abilities is the only way to do so.