From False Messiah:

False Messiah is my first limited edition hardbound book featuring some of my finest work. Only 200 copies will be printed. Here are some of the effects included:

1. Prop-less Name Guess – Reveal the name of a spectator’s thought without any props. They provide a few traits, and you unveil the name using an innovative update on the Ouija “re-frame.”

2. Spectator Name Guess – With the new “re-frame,” spectators can now guess your thoughts, reversing the previous effect. The structure of these spectator-as-mind-reader effects is groundbreaking.

3. Star Sign Reveal – A straightforward and direct method for revealing a spectator’s star sign without anagrams.

4. Reverse Star Sign – Spectators use their intuition to deduce your star sign.

5. Spectator PIN Guess – They successfully guess your PIN number.

6. Card Force – A fully verbal method for forcing a playing card mentally, including a version of TOD that requires no deck.

7. Frame Up Frame – A theatrical approach to framing a stooge situation.

Essays by Peter Turner and Fraser, professionally edited by Preston Heller, are also included.

Each copy is numbered and shipped in protective packaging.

These copies will sell out quickly, so secure yours today!

“I absolutely LOVE your new book False Messiah, Fraser! One of the top 3 books I’ve read this year. You should be proud of yourself…but not me. I’m kind of pissed off at you now.” – Jerome Finley

From Magic Cafe: Above all, this is a labor of love. Fraser has dedicated months to this project, ensuring all material is thoroughly tested. The book features effects like the spectator guessing your PIN code using only words and perception, and revealing names without any props, written notes, or peeks. The mental card force, including a TOD presentation, requires no deck of cards. Expect more effects, principles, and essays on performing close-up prop-less mentalism.

The innovative propless name revelation is impressively simple and effective, centered around readings which are essential in mentalism. The spectator-as-mind-reader PIN guess fosters a cooperative atmosphere between you and your participant. I’ve found many uses for this method that Fraser will elaborate on in the book. The Mental Card Force is Fraser’s interpretation of a Ross Tayler idea, and I personally benefited from it during a speaker competition where I performed on the spot with nothing on me. Everyone was amazed, and one of the attendees even checked my pad for the revelation!

Bottom line: If you seek effective propless techniques that don’t rely on complex methods, this book is for you. Act fast—only 200 copies are available!