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Killing the Commander: Book 2: The Elusive Metaphor

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Killing the Commander: Book 2: The Elusive Metaphor
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"Killing Commendatore" is a masterpiece by the renowned Japanese artist Tomohiko Amada. It's a painting no one should see. But the novel's protagonist, a portrait artist, found the canvas in the attic of Tomohiko Amada's house when he moved in after separating from his wife. "So, did bringing this painting into the light of day trigger everything that's happening around me? And thus, breaking the circle?"

To close it, he had to plunge into another reality, kill the Commendatore, save a thirteen-year-old girl, confront his wife, uncover the secret of the painting's creator, and find himself.
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