Lost in the Shuffle (and Other Stories) - An Eli Marks Special Edition: Five Eli Marks Mysteries Enhanced with Original Music & Sound Design

When Tricks Turn Into Trouble

Magic meets mischief in five delightfully clever tales starring Eli Marks, the magician who can't help finding trouble between shows. 

These stories blend humor, magic, and mystery into a thoroughly entertaining show, brought vividly to life with original music and immersive sound effects that put you right in the middle of every performance and investigation.

From the shuffle of cards to the gasps of amazed audiences, this audiobook creates a rich theatrical experience that makes you feel like you're watching Eli's magic shows from the best seat in the house. Perfect for fans who like their mysteries served with a side of laughter, a sprinkle of magic, and a full symphony of storytelling!

These stories were previously published in the books 'The Self-Working Trick' and 'The Professor's Nightmare.'

The Invisible Assistant

A murder-suicide in a quiet neighborhood leaves the police baffled, but magician Eli Marks suspects an illusion is at play. Can he see through the trickery and reveal the true killer before the clues vanish into thin air?

The Last Customer

It's closing time at Eli Marks' magic shop, but one last customer needs help making a tuba disappear. It seems like a simple request, until Eli finds himself in a scary situation that requires more than just a little sleight of hand to escape.

Magician in Trouble

When a desperate man barricades himself in his home, the police call on magician Eli Marks for an unusual performance. Can Eli's magic reach beyond the tricks and touch the heart of a troubled soul?

The 38 Steps

A cryptic message, a mysterious death, and a generous legacy: Magician Eli Marks stumbles into a web of intrigue surrounding the bizarre death of the mysterious Mr. Lime who died at midnight on those fateful 38 steps.

Lost in the Shuffle

A hostage situation, a desperate gunman, and a reluctant bride-to-be: Can Eli Marks conjure a happy ending with just a deck of cards?