Experience extraordinary magic with a distinctive twist! Here’s what our customers are saying:

Peter Duffie: “An excellent collection of quality close-up magic that I really enjoyed reading. It’s been a while since I’ve said that about a book. Highly recommended.”

Doug Conn: “Jeff’s book is filled with novel effects, superb presentations, excellent prose, and outstanding illustrations. They say if you find one usable effect in a book, it’s worth owning… Well, I found four… you do the math.”

Shane, Online-Visions.com: “I’m in danger of becoming a ‘Jeff-clone.’ I performed six pieces over a week, and they all received fantastic reactions. Your clear and direct thinking leads to great payoffs. This material delivers the audience reactions we all desire. I thought about writing a blurb, but ‘Wow!’ is just too short. Jeff, this is killer stuff. You should be proud. Anyone who misses this will regret it.”

Dorian Rhodell: “This book contains solid material that will resonate with ANY audience… unless they’re blind!”

Tyler Wilson: “Anyone claiming there’s nothing original these days clearly hasn’t seen Jeff’s material.”

Here’s what you’ll receive:

• Thinking Inside the Box: A card merely thought of by your spectator appears inside the card box, sandwiched between two Jokers.
• Cash Deposit: A borrowed bill and a bank deposit slip transpose right before the spectators’ eyes.
• Empowerment: Let your spectator feel like the magician.
• Visual Rubber Band Un-Link: A fresh method for unlinking two rubber bands.
• Rubber Band Split: A single rubber band splits into two.
• The Shrinking Band: One rubber band shrinks as it merges into another.
• The King Has Left The Building… With Amnesia: A two-card transposition, Elvis style.
• Remote Viewing: The mental image of a selected card is drawn by the performer.
• The Card Whisperer: A selected card is cut back into the deck, and the performer names its position by riffling the deck near his ear.
• What’s Your Name?: After a spectator shuffles the deck three times, the performer predicts the card they will select.
• Light My Fire: The price sticker on a Bic lighter can be moved by simply shaking it.
• Twisting Dimensions: A twisting routine with a surprising twist.
• An Open Connection: A card is placed face down, and the spectator deals cards face up, stopping at any time, resulting in matching face-down cards.
• A Guarded Revelation: The performer reveals a freely selected card under the fairest conditions.
• The Rule of Three: A three-phase version of the Red Hot Mama plot.
• Two Degrees of Separation: Out of This World performed with two spectators simultaneously.
• Four the Hard Way: A torn Joker’s pieces become magic wands, revealing missing corners from selected cards.
• Hugs and Kisses: A couple writes Xs or Os on cards under the table, which match when revealed.
• Paid in Full: A classic card effect performed with a stack of bills that will leave you thinking, “Why didn’t I think of that?”
• Predict-A-Wave: Nick Trost’s 8-card Brainwave plot used to reveal a prediction.
• The World’s Greatest Assistant: Randomly selected cards reveal the name of your spectator as The World’s Greatest Assistant.
• The Substitute: Discover why Sweet & Low is called a sugar substitute.
• The Split Stack: A cyclical stack that appears completely random.
• A Lucky Cut and The Match Game: Two concepts revolving around the Split Stack.
• Soul Mates: A double Triumph when two cards are revealed.
• The Double-Jointed Card: Imagine Card Warp with a twist.
• Red, Write and Blue: A two-card prediction effect suitable for stage, parlor, or close-up.
• A Hard Habit to Break: A transposition of two vices.
• Tomorrow’s Technology Today: A novel twist on the bill switch.

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