About the book: 2007 / Truly, Vendia is a country of intrigue and secrets. And Conan became convinced of this the hard way; he plunged deeper and deeper into the squabbles of the indigenous population. However, more and more new questions arise before the northerner and not a single clear answer. Now Conan is driven not only by the desire to understand the mysterious death of the former ambassador, but also by personal motives. One of the foreman, Conan, is accused of brutal murders of Brahmins and their families, after which he is executed in the main square. Conan believes that his man did not act of his own free will, but was bewitched. And, undoubtedly, the death of the former ambassador is somehow connected with the massacre of the Brahmins. Conan won't back down until this whole mess is sorted out. "North-West Press", 2007, volume 129 "Conan and the Lords of Shem" Brent Jensen. Invisible Threads (novel), pp.. 131-316