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Catching Ophelia is the second book in the Samsara series. We left Wagner Sinclair in a smoke-filled bar, its stone floors covered with bullet casings, broken glass and slowly growing pools of blood. The Wolf had taken his revenge, his red riding hood, and his mentor's life. Or, so it would seem. Watch now, my lovelies, as this labyrinth shifts beneath the cobblestones, narrows those lofty alleyways and leaves the center yet unexplored. Run with abandon or proceed cautiously; the choice is yours. Leave bits of string or breadcrumbs to guide your safe return. Perhaps this will make you more at ease. There are so many unanswered questions. What became of those left behind in the dark Caveaux? What was Dalton waiting for? Why were Alice and Harry at the bar? What of Cassandra's snakes and prophecy? Was the Wolf caught? Did Albert's girlfriend survive? Was this truly the end for Ella? What about the girl and her dog? Who is she? What is her purpose?Watch this now. See the red foam ball and three blue cups. Follow it. Hands move slowly and then speed up. Your certainty becomes uncertainty; your perspective rotates. Catching Ophelia unfolds, like a trickle of water against stone, drawing out a Leviathan. Follow the blue and learn of Dalton and his shop, Lost and Found; discover who Cassandra has taken into her bed. What of Olivia? While she escaped the Wolf, will she fair as well against the sharks, Mr. Conrad and Valentine? Slip with me down Le Chute. Explore the labyrinth. Ah, an idea. Take a first step with me. Turn the book over. Look at the woman in the bath. Think about the weight of the blue that surrounds her. Does it hold her safe or hold her down?Turn the page now. Look for the first picture. Do you see the stone in the flowers? Turn the page again. Do you see the flowers on the stone? If you are quiet, my lovelies, you can hear the faint voice rising up from the darkness. And it began again¿