"I can help you. But you will owe me."

He has made this offer for two thousand years. To emperors. To generals. To a failed painter in Vienna. No one refuses, because he only appears when you are desperate, and his help always arrives. The price comes later. And it is never money.

He calls himself Historian. He put the Spear of Destiny in Hitler's hands. He collects souls through debts and favors, binding them into an eternal ledger. War is his harvest. World War II is his masterpiece.

Dresden, 1942. Theo Engel is desperate. His son is freezing in the ruins of Stalingrad. His daughter came home from a regime camp with her head shaved. His factory shelters workers the Gestapo would shoot him for hiding. Historian makes him the offer.

Theo refuses. He will not bargain. He will not ask. Not even for his family.

Only one brotherhood has ever stood against Historian. They are the Order of the Seal, and they are running out of time.

Because a being that has never been refused will burn half a continent to understand why one man said no.

Grounded in the real occult obsessions of the Reich, The Invisible Player is Book One of The Order of the Seal.

Perfect for readers of Ken Follett, Steve Berry, and Dan Brown.