Magic and drugs, what a mix. It's the 70s, and what's an old magician to use his powers of illusion for if not to smuggle drugs? Although it's a bit odd that after 15 centuries, Bradan can do no more than illusions, the rest of the story is quite captivating. There are plenty of flashbacks that give us a glimpse into his earlier life, which add to the story and give him more depth as a character. Overall, think Harry Dresden, only with a more criminal twist.

This was very good. Very good dialog and entertaining plot. The author has obvious talent, and I'll check out his other book. I hope he has more in for us.

I really appreciate the copy for review!!.