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Dead Man's Hand: Forger's Book 1
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781961093829
Publisher: Silversmith Press
Published: Sep 26 2024
Pages: 354
Weight: 1.14
Height: 1.00 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Marcus is a charming, smooth-talking lover of life, excelling at everything he touches, especially Texas Hold 'em. Armed with his sharp wits, keen observation, and a metaphorical ace up his sleeve, he constantly seeks out exclusive games. When he learns about a high-stakes poker tournament in New Orleans, he races to join, eager for the challenge.
Along the way, Marcus uncovers the identity of the man running the tournament-one of the most powerful criminal masterminds east of the Mississippi. Ignoring the risks, Marcus enters the game, only to realize he's in deeper than expected. Now, he must rely on more than just his usual tricks if he's to survive. With his life on the line, Marcus will have to use the unique skills that set him apart from others.
As the stakes rise, he quickly learns that smooth talk and poker prowess might not be enough. To outwit the mastermind behind the tournament and escape unscathed, Marcus must stay a step ahead. His survival depends on more than luck; it's a game where only the sharpest can emerge victorious.
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