CyberMage

<p><strong>Sorcery for Assassination? Wouldn't That Be Swell?</strong></p><p>For Aisling and Virgil the potential for magical murder becomes clear when the FBI brings them a mysterious death that can't be a killing.</p><p><em>But it can't be natural causes either.</em></p><p>The deeper they probe the more complicated the case. A Magician is running a murder-for-hire service. And he seems to own the key to decrypting all the secrets roaming the web.</p><p><strong>Is the Magician a guy with breakthrough new tech? Or a woman with breakthrough new sorcery?</strong></p><p>Either way Aisling will have to hurry to unravel the truth because the problem has just escalated:</p><p><em>The Magician has issued a contract on Virgil Maxwell.</em></p><p><strong>Could they solve the case more quickly if Virgil died?</strong></p><p>Would it help if the sorceress assassin sent to snuff the physicist was forced to run with no choice but to team up with them? </p><p>But forget these small matters. The Magician has unwittingly targeted a secret coven of witches for his next victims--witches who are perfectly able to blow Manhattan apart fighting back.</p><p>Can a sorceress and a scientist stop the battle before it starts?</p><p><strong><em>Or will a magical war come into the open and reveal the world of sorcery so long hidden from view?</em></strong></p>