Lucky King

In a dank alleyway in New York City's Chinatown, a man works at an ancient typewriter. An ageless soul of unknown origin, he spends his days writing fortunes for a wholesale fortune cookie company. They call him Lucky King, and the fortunes that he writes come true.

It is the autumn of 2002, and the US is reeling in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack. Jack DuVal, a conservative talk radio host, is at the peak of his career, stoking war fever on the airwaves while negotiating a new, multi-million dollar contract. When DuVal receives a fortune declaring YOU WILL LOSE WHAT YOU TREASURE MOST, it sets in motion a series of events that tie his fate and that of six other people together in strange, inexplicable, and fatal ways.

Bruce Griffin Henderson is a writer and advertising creative director. He is the author of Waiting, a non-fiction book about waiters and waitresses, and was a contributor to Gig, a non-fiction book about Americans and their jobs. Before embarking on his career in advertising, Bruce was a songwriter and a recording artist. He has recorded numerous albums for US and international labels, and his songs have been recorded by various other artists. Bruce lives in Nashville, TN. Lucky King is his first novel.