Carter Beats the Devil

Glen David Gold

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“Carter Beats the Devil” follows the life and career of Charles Carter, a famous magician in the early 20th century. Set in a world full of intrigue and illusion, the novel begins with Carter performing one of his greatest tricks—making President Warren G. Harding disappear during a public performance. This act sets the stage for a thrilling exploration of Carter's rise to fame, as well as his personal and professional challenges. As he becomes entangled in political corruption, personal betrayal, and the mysterious death of Harding, Carter must confront the dark forces at play within the world of magic, show business, and beyond. The novel blends historical events with fantasy, as Carter’s journey is filled with moments of wonder and disillusionment, all while he struggles to uncover the truth behind the conspiracy threatening both his career and life.

Throughout the narrative, the novel delves into themes of illusion and reality, trust and deception, as Carter navigates a labyrinth of secrets that bind the world of magic to the political machinations of the time. Gold’s writing intricately weaves together the real and the imagined, blurring the lines between the two in a way that mirrors Carter’s own internal struggle. As Carter deals with the loss of loved ones, his quest for revenge, and the search for meaning in an uncertain world, he becomes a tragic hero who must ultimately decide if the pursuit of truth is worth the price he must pay. The book is a blend of historical fiction, adventure, mystery, and magic, with a deep exploration of the complexities of human ambition and the shadows that follow fame.