Dance for the Ivory Madonna
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO...
When Damien was eight, his father vanished – replaced by an impostor. The stranger stole his father's identity and murdered his mother, altering digital records to conceal the crime. Damien, finding that no adults believed him, fled to live with relatives.
NOW...
Damien is an adult; an operative in a covert international organization, acting under the command of the legendary Ivory Madonna. He has the power, he has the support of his friends – and now it's time to avenge his father. And, if he can, to save the world in the process.
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