Gabriel Blackstone, a genius with a computer and a thief of
information, struggles with a request by an old love to
find her husband's missing son. She asks him to use his
unique talent of "remote viewing," a gift few have of
entering a mind and seeing through their eyes. It's also a
talent he's promised himself to never use again. But that
promise is broken when he decides to venture into yet
another mind.
With a little investigative work, Gabriel finds himself in
the company of two beautiful women, Minnaloushe and
Morrighan Monk, who are extremely skilled in alchemy and
have a fascination with the art of memory. He needs to get
close to them to hack into their computer and find any
clues as to the whereabouts of Robert, the missing son.
Gabriel works his way into the women's lives and discovers
there's more to them than he ever thought possible. He must
be careful, or he'll lose himself in the house with a
million doors, otherwise known as the Promethean Key.
Natasha Mostert's unique creativity is spellbinding.
She's able to expand on a theory of mind reading and takes
the reader to heights unknown. This novel is absolutely
fascinating and an invigorating read.
The Matrix meets Interview with the Vampire in this sexy
gothic thriller abouttwo beautiful witch sisters and the
love triangle that consumes the information thief who is
drawn into their intrigues.
Season of the Witch tells the story of Gabriel
Blackstone: hacker, information thief, and skilled "remote
viewer." Asked by a former lover to investigate the
disappearance of her stepson, Gabriel's suspicions fall on
Minnaloushe and Morrighan Monk, two beautiful sisters who
live in a rambling Victorian house in London. Independently
wealthy, the sisters spend their time dabbling in alchemy
and the ancient Art of Memory—invented by the Greeks and
used by alchemists and magi such as Giordano Bruno and
Leonardo Da Vinci. The sisters are white, or "solar,"
witches, who aim to use alchemy not to turn lead into gold
but to attain ultimate knowledge and therefore ultimate
power. Gabriel soon becomes convinced that his client's son
had been murdered and that one of the women is the killer.
But which one?
As Gabriel infiltrates the world of the sisters, he finds
himself drawn inexorably deeper— becoming entranced even as
he realizes that he is in mortal danger. When he is caught
snooping, Gabriel must race to unlock their secrets before
they can retaliate. To save himself— and the one he loves,
presuming she is not guilty—Gabriel will have to fight one
of the sisters within the landscape of her own mind.