Author | Kelley Armstrong |
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Cover artist | Dominic Harman |
Language | English |
Series | Women of the Otherworld |
Genre | Urban fantasy |
Publisher | Bantam Books (United States) Viking Press (Canada) |
Publication date | October 26, 2004 |
Publication place | United States |
Media type | Print (Hardcover & Paperback) & Audio Book (Cassette) |
Pages | 528 (paperback edition) |
ISBN | 1-84149-340-6 (paperback edition) |
OCLC | 56650029 |
Preceded by | Dime Store Magic |
Followed by | Haunted |
Industrial Magic is a fantasy novel by Canadian author Kelley Armstrong. The fourth book in the Women of the Otherworld series, features the witch Paige Winterbourne.
Dana MacArthur, a young witch, finds herself grappling with her destiny as the daughter of a Cabal employee. Disillusioned by her inability to persuade fellow witches to join her cause due to their disapproval of her relationship with Lucas Cortez, Paige Winterbourne receives an unexpected visit from Lucas's father, Benicio Cortez.
The elder Cortez brings news of a series of attacks targeting children of Cabal employees, including Dana. Disturbed by this revelation, Lucas and Paige embark on a journey to Miami to investigate the matter further. They meet with Benicio and learn that Dana's attack is part of a pattern. That night, another tragedy strikes when Griffin's son, the bodyguard's child, is killed. Griffin implores Paige and Lucas to uncover the truth behind these sinister events.
Concerned about their friend Savannah's safety, Paige and Lucas arrange for her to find sanctuary with the werewolf Pack. Seeking answers, they reach out to Jaime Vegas, a necromancer with the ability to communicate with the dead. Jaime attempts to contact Dana, who is believed to be in a coma. However, a chilling discovery awaits them: Dana is not in a coma, but has succumbed to the attack, leaving Paige and Lucas to confront the grim reality of a deadly conspiracy.
Investigation into the sinister Cabal organization, Jaime, Lucas, and Paige stumbled upon the doorstep of Everett Weber, a recluse suspected of holding vital information. While Weber remained elusive, they discovered a trove of encrypted computer files. Determined to unravel the secrets hidden within, Paige's brilliant mind deciphered the code, revealing a chilling list of children belonging to Cabal employees.
Tracking down Weber, they encountered a hostile Cabal SWAT team that instigated a hostage situation. Paige sustained injuries while Everett was forcibly taken into custody. His swift execution during the trial sent shockwaves through the group, but their respite was short-lived as tragedy struck again with the murder of the grandson of renowned detective Thomas Nast.
Undeterred, they ventured into the desolate swamps where Weber was buried, seeking his ethereal guidance. There, they encountered Esus, a mysterious figure who revealed the identity of Weber's employer. As they delved deeper into the investigation, a haunting presence emerged—a ghostly figure that eluded Jaime's efforts to communicate. Only later did they uncover its true nature: a vengeful vampire.
Their search led them to the lair of Edward and Natasha, vampires driven by the insatiable quest for immortality. Natasha, now a ghost, sought revenge for her murder at Edward's hands. A carefully orchestrated trap backfired, leaving Lucas and Paige trapped in the ethereal realm of the dead. Guided by Savannah's mother, Eve, and faced with a choice offered by the Fates, they were returned to the living world amidst a perilous encounter with the werewolves.
A charity ball became the stage for a trap to ensnare Edward, but fate intervened with dire consequences. Jaime was kidnapped, forcing Benicio to abandon his plan in a desperate attempt to save his son. United in their resolve, Jeremy, Savannah, and Paige came to their rescue, while Benicio himself executed Edward, putting an end to the vampire's reign of terror.
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