What do three “puppets”, one magical book, and a twisted narrator have in common? At first glance, nothing. But look again.
Three men find themselves being used as pawns in a much larger game controlled by one devious narrator in this innovative urban fantasy novel.
These three men couldn’t be more different, each are flawed in their own ways. But the one thing that binds them together is their supernatural abilities.
The first puppet we meet is the tough, brawny Irishman Robert Cassidy. The second puppet is the quiet bookworm, Daniel Maladie from Paris. And finally we meet Igor Rubinstein, the psychotic magician turned assassin from Russia.
The narrator assigns each of the “puppets” a task, Daniel’s task is the one the brings them all together. He is instructed to steal a books. But not just any book, The Book of the Forsaken. This magical book has great and limitless power….power that some are willing to kill over.
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