The Legendary Folklore Chronicles: Book Four — The Revelations of Doctor Victor

Victor does not believe medicine is an act of mercy. He believes it is an act of conquest. Brilliant, disciplined, and revered within the medical world, Victor has spent his life mastering the fragile machinery of the human body. To him, flesh is not sacred. It is a system—one that can be dissected, rebuilt, and improved. Death, he believes, is not divine. It is a failure of imagination. When tragedy tears his family apart, Victor refuses to accept the limits imposed by nature, faith, or fear. What begins as grief hardens into resolve, and resolve into obsession. No boundary remains inviolable. No law beyond question. If life can be commanded, then death can be undone. As Victor descends deeper into forbidden experimentation, the line between healer and creator dissolves. Love becomes justification. Control becomes conviction. And the cost of defying death grows far greater than he ever anticipated. Told entirely through Victor's own voice, The Revelations of Doctor Victor is a chilling exploration of intellect unrestrained, grief weaponized, and the terrifying logic of a man who believes the world is broken—and that only he is capable of fixing it. Some men fear death. Others demand it obey.