Miracle Hands on Deck V E-Book

Finally, after months of selling Miracle Hands on Deck series, this concludes my final volume 5.

If you have been purchasing my previous four volumes of “Miracle Hands on Deck”, I would like to thank you for the support given.

So, what's the content in this final volume? You will find effects such as lie detector, Triumph, and a series of vanishing and solving a mystery card sandwich effect.

Most of the effects included in this volume are catered for intermediate card magician. I am absolutely certain that you will enjoy the material in this final volume.

Table of Contents:

Lie-Kingtector

This version is different from other lie detector plot which does not involve calculation or card principles but rather based on pure card-sleight approach and very visual in appearance!

Guardian’s Triumph

Imagine card sandwich meets triumph! A convincing display is used to spice up the overall routine and it's very easy to do!

A Deliberate Approach

A series of vanishing and solving a mystery card effect which is enjoyable to perform.

Here's what a few of them say:

"I LOVE Guardian's Triumph! The best Sandwich Triumph effect, I've seen. Great stuff Andrew, it's gone straight into my repertoire!"

-- Kyle Macneill

"As always, well constructed routines, direct to the point. The Lie Detector trick is great, not difficult and with a lot of effects through it. It's basically a variation on the Hofzinser problem but the Lie detector plot justifies the handling. The third trick, his take on an Aldo Colombini trick is awesome, great impact with minimum sleights and a few subtleties. The 5th ebook may be my favorite from this collection. I'm glad it ends on a high note!"

-- Raphaël Czaja

"All of the Miracle Hands on Deck books are terrific. Andrew really knows how to construct interesting effects with devious methods."

-- Cameron Francis

"I have enjoyed this series of ebooks -- the latest -- Miracle Hands on Deck V, maintains the standard set by the previous four volumes. This is an excellent set of ebooks containing well-constructed routines and I recommend all five volumes."
-- Peter Duffie


This e-book is not suitable for beginners. While all the moves are explained clearly but some previous card handling experience is preferable.

Available at: http://www.cardicianden.com

ALSH