THE COLLECTOR'S APPRENTICE: The Art of Possession, the Price of Freedom.
For a true collector, a masterpiece is never finished until it is perfectly preserved.Alexander Thorne doesn't see women as human beings; he sees them as acquisitions. To him, beauty is a thing to be captured, classified, and kept behind golden frames. Nora Vance was his most exquisite subject—and his only failure. After escaping his refined house of horrors, she forged a legacy of resilience: The Vanishing Point Foundation.But monsters don't die; they evolve.Two generations later, Nora’s granddaughter, Lyra, discovers that the predator has found a new hunting ground. Marcus Webb, a Silicon Valley visionary, doesn't need physical walls to imprison his subjects. He uses algorithms to isolate, and code to erase. He doesn't just take lives; he scrubs their very existence from the digital world.Spanning a century from the opulent music halls of Vienna to the high-tech shadows of San Francisco, The Collector's Apprentice is a gripping psychological saga. It is a story of three women bound by blood and the relentless fight to remain visible in a world that wants to own them.How do you fight a ghost in the machine when your own history is a masterpiece of pain?
180 pages
English edition · First published 2026 by Independently published · ISBN 9798194671434
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