The price of creation

The price of creation

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The Price of Creation follows Nathaniel Cross, a struggling artist on the brink of despair, until a mysterious painting seemingly completes itself overnight. With each brushstroke, Nathaniel's life transforms-his work is acclaimed, his career skyrockets, and his once-fading dreams come to life. But as he ascends to greatness, he discovers the true cost of his newfound success: a haunting, supernatural presence that invades his art and mind.
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