Eyes and Ears: A Collection of Spy Stories

Eyes and Ears: A Collection of Spy Stories, is a literary espionage collection about the quiet human machinery behind intelligence work: watchers, listeners, couriers, forgers, recruiters, cleaners, interrogators, and the people caught in their orbit.
Across twelve stories, Dario G. Flores explores a world where secrets rarely arrive with explosions or gunfire. They move through cafés, airports, train stations, hotel lobbies, safe houses, border crossings, and late-night conversations where one careless sentence can change a life. From retired specialists called back for one last assignment, to charming double lives, compromised families, hidden cities, extraction windows, and missions that leave no official trace, these stories reveal espionage as something intimate, patient, and deeply human.
Blending psychological tension, political unease, and atmospheric realism, "Eyes and Ears" is not about glamorous spies saving the world. It is about the people who listen too carefully, remember too much, disappear too cleanly, and live with the cost of knowing what others were never meant to know.