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In the fog-drenched empire of Valerand, where gothic spires pierce a sky thick with arcane sorcery, a modern criminal profiler awakens inside the body of Vivian Voss — a villainess condemned to death for the alleged poisoning of the Crown Prince. Armed with nothing but twenty-first century psychology and a Black Dossier system inherited from the body's original soul, she must do what no court sorcerer has managed: profile the true killer before the Grand Arbiter's verdict seals her fate. That arbiter is Gavin Blackthorn — a disgraced prince turned empire's most ruthless judge, whose heterochromatic eyes can detect any lie ever spoken. He sees through every deception in the realm. Every deception, except hers. As each murder case pulls them deeper into the shadow of the Church's most dangerous conspiracy, the line between adversary and ally dissolves — and the most perilous thing either of them will ever face is not a nameless killer, but the moment they allow the other to truly see them. In a world that sentences the wicked to death, brilliance may be the only crime worth committing.
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In the fog-drenched empire of Valerand, where gothic spires pierce a sky thick with arcane sorcery, a modern criminal profiler awakens inside the body of Vivian Voss — a villainess condemned to death for the alleged poisoning of the Crown Prince. Armed with nothing but twenty-first century psychology and a Black Dossier system inherited from the body's original soul, she must do what no court sorcerer has managed: profile the true killer before the Grand Arbiter's verdict seals her fate. That arbiter is Gavin Blackthorn — a disgraced prince turned empire's most ruthless judge, whose heterochromatic eyes can detect any lie ever spoken. He sees through every deception in the realm. Every deception, except hers. As each murder case pulls them deeper into the shadow of the Church's most dangerous conspiracy, the line between adversary and ally dissolves — and the most perilous thing either of them will ever face is not a nameless killer, but the moment they allow the other to truly see them. In a world that sentences the wicked to death, brilliance may be the only crime worth committing.
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