The Invisible Gun

Under the faded canvas of the Kraft-Ebbing Wonder Circus, miracles are manufactured nightly-and death is never far from the spotlight.

Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression and shadowed by the psychological scars of World War I, The Invisible Gun is a sweeping literary novel about illusion, faith, race, ambition, and the desperate hunger for belief in a collapsing world.

Bruno Maxwell Hollenbeck, a war-scarred performer, clings to a set of bones he believes to be the relics o...