by Keith Nash (Author)

The anticipated companion to Hidden Colors where dead men never ruin the composition of the room. Seraphine is Dexter with a color wheel and an obsession for geometric precision.

Within the weathered walls of Savannah sits an academy that trains masters of art. But it isn't the famous Savannah college. It is a private sanctuary where students must pass the trials of alignment and endure calculated, cruel criticism of their work.

"True mastery of the canvas does not lie in the creation of color. It lies in the skill of killing colors."

Sarah Finnegan Gray has just been accepted to the Oglethorpe School of Understanding Art with no understanding of what she's about to go through. These walls demand acceptance of Julian Edde as the master teacher and a belief that God himself is a mathematician.

The education is far from accredited. If she survives, her only promise is a structured life on the Oglethorpe grid.

Rumors of the occult, Gothic horror, and international art theft surround the world she has entered. Savannah has more than one secret, and this isn't the kind they promote on a brochure.

Does she have the discipline to survive?

Do you have the stomach to watch?

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