Sam Newton Boeken

Set in 1958 London, the story follows cloth magician Paul Gallagher, who crafts magical clothing for Princess Katherine amidst the turmoil caused by the far-right Virtus Party. As criminals are exploited by this movement to fortify England, Paul grapples with the moral dilemma of using enchanted garments made from unfortunate prisoners. His journey highlights themes of resistance against authoritarianism and the ethical implications of magic in a politically charged environment.

The story unfolds with a brief yet intense romance, highlighting the whirlwind encounter between a boy and a girl. Their passionate night is followed by a sudden departure, leaving a sense of intrigue and emotional complexity. The narrative explores themes of fleeting connections and the impact of brief relationships, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of love and commitment.