Morok

Doctor Gorenski has a taste for desserts and murder. As the Curator of the Archive, an extraordinary collection of all the memories in human history, Gorenski has access to the greatest minds and their secrets. But the price for his long life and deadly insights is steep. Despite having time and power at his fingertips, all he creates remains unseen.

Once a traitor's son in 16th-century Russia, now a refined neurosurgeon floating in the highest echelons of European society, Gorenski is a brilliant medic. He is also a vicious killer whose only visible contribution to the world is made in blood. Fascinated by beauty and horror, Gorenski leaves trails of dead bodies behind - sculptures he carves in the flesh of those who wronged him. His predatory skill is unmatched. Until an elusive opponent threatens his position. As memories vanish into thin air and people whose imprints fill the Archive die under suspicious circumstances, Gorenski finds himself on the list of an enemy who may be erasing history and what little remains of the Curator himself.

Gorenski is on the prowl, and his suspect is Zora Bukur, an art collector with a broken mind and dark impulses. All flaws and dreams, and little else, Zora should have been easy prey. Only, for the first time in centuries, a stranger looks at Gorenski and his work and says the words he has never expected to hear: 'I can see you'.