The Prince of Dawn

<p><strong>He wrote the novel that changed a life - and shattered his own.</strong></p><p>For two decades reclusive prodigy Frank Holliday has hidden inside apartment 23B living on delivered meals and memories. Outside neighbors whisper about the young reader who ended her life with Frank's debut clutched to her chest. Inside Frank catalogues pencils chats with cats no one else can see and waits for a phantom hint of jasmine that whispers the same name again and again: Florence Cook.</p><p>Today the light through his grimy windows turns gold.</p><p>Blank pages begin to quiver. Shadows tug at his sleeve steering him back toward the typewriter that ruined him. If Frank dares to set down the truth - about Florence about the girl about the terrible cost of imagination - he might reclaim the world he abandoned... or destroy the fragile one he built in its place.</p><p><strong>The Prince of Dawn</strong> fuses razor-edged psychological tension with lush gothic atmosphere spinning a mind-bending tale of guilt obsession and a story that refuses to stay quiet.</p><p>Step over the threshold of 23B - if you're ready to question every page you turn.</p>