Marcus Gray

Night. Fragments of the moon are reflected in an old stained glass window standing in an abandoned mansion on the outskirts of the city. Shadows creep across the walls, and the mirror in the center of the room is shaking — not from the wind, but from the fact that it is already making its way through it. His name is Marcus Gray, and he's not the kind of guy who walks the streets. He glides through reflections, penetrates into other people's homes through glass surfaces and disappears without leaving a trace. His crimes are as subtle as a crack in a mirror: kidnappings, thefts, blackmail, all in exchange for information that no one should know.

He was once an ordinary man, a skilled jeweler, deceived and betrayed by his partners. After being imprisoned on false charges, he spent five years in a cell, where he accidentally found an antique mirror with a crack. One night, in desperation, he touched the glass and disappeared. He woke up on the other side, between the reflections. Since then, Marcus has become a ghost in reality, emerging from mirrors to seek revenge and survive.

Now he's chasing down those who trade in lives and secrets. His latest target is a politician who keeps an entire neighborhood at bay, and he doesn't even know that every morning, when he looks in the mirror, he looks directly into the eyes of his future killer.

But Marcus begins to notice that the mirrors are becoming unpredictable. Some close, others lead to places he doesn't know. Perhaps his ability is not a gift, but a curse. And maybe at some point he won't come back.

A former jeweler and artisan accused of stealing rare diamonds. He was framed by colleagues whom he trusted. I found an antique mirror with abnormal properties in prison.