The Obsidian TableUpdated at Nov 5, 2026, 19:15
Gregor Vance has everything: twenty-eight years old, an armored penthouse in New York, a surname that opens every door… and a fever no thermometer can register.
One morning, his fingers pass through the leather of a limousine. Then his skin cracks into plates of obsidian.
What his family has hidden for centuries has woken in his blood. A Consortium that collects debts three hundred years old, a Tribunal that files monsters away, and a woman who refuses to look the other way push him toward a throne that promises he will never feel fear again… and demands everything else in return.
His sister returns from the dead. His father has too many faces. A beetle with impeccable manners holds the key. And on the far side of a desert of paper waits a question so small it could bring down an empire.
Dark, dizzying and unexpectedly tender, The Obsidian Table is a supernatural novel haunted by Kafka, about hunger, family, and the one thing no throne can give: a place at the table.