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The End Times Book Two by Ryan Matney - BookBack from the brink. The End Times Book Two has been a long time coming and now it is here. 9 items featuring tricks that are self working, some displays of skill, a couple of visual surprises, and even some hypnotic influence. Rigged Result is John Carey's latest sleight free take on the Free Will concept and the best version using playing cards we have seen this side of Thunderdome. Let's Cut a Deal by Scott Kahn A sleight less miracle using two
Back from the brink. The End Times Book Two has been a long time coming and now it is here.9 items featuring tricks that are self-working, some displays of skill, a couple of visual surprises, and even some hypnotic influence.
Rigged Result is John Carey's latest sleight-free take on the Free Will concept and the best version using playing cards we have seen this side of Thunderdome.
Let's Cut a Deal by Scott Kahn - A sleight-less miracle using two decks, combining coincidence and skill.
That's Odd by Al Bach - A unusual and original approach to the Wild Card plot and a worker's packet trick.
Depth Perception Assembly by Jay Jayaraman - A twist on the instant Ace Assembly.
Antithesis by Phil Dean - The anti-card trick. A clever method using a prop you have in your drawer produces a series of effects to prove you influenced the spectator's actions all along.
Pencil Illusion by Kyosuke Kira - A strange, visual trick with a strange method.
Mixology by Cannibal Nick Trost - In between feedings, Cannibal Trost has revised one of his little used effects. These are the cards that can't be mixed.
Psychic Rip-Off by Ryan Matney - Is it a unique, swift version of Out of This World or a display of supernatural skill? Yes.
Gypsy CAAN by John Carey - A little cartomancy meets an impossible circumstance in this direct Card At Any Number with an engaging presentation. This is a rock upon which to build your church.
70 pages and a boatload of pictures.
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★★★★★ 5
This works well for me for work and gaming
Color: Blue, Style: 1-Pack
A very good travel mouse. It's not too big and the battery lasts a long time. It is comfortable and works well
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Mostly a Really Good Mouse
Color: Silver, Style: 1-Pack
This mouse connected perfectly, feels good, and even works seamlessly with my cordless keyboard, which of course uses a different dongle. I have only one small issue, but it's one I thought worth mentioning. While the buttons work normally when moving the cursor around the screen, when it comes to actually making a selection with the primary button (right- or left-handed, doesn't matter), one must press the button VERY deliberately and somewhat slower for the "click" to be recognized. A typical "quick click" at the speed one would normally use, say, when typing or normal "mousing" often will not register with the computer. The result is that I have to slow down and click again. In several decades of using a computer mouse I've never experienced this phenomenon. I've grown used to it, however, and adjusted to the necessity to give the selection button a slower and harder "press" when making selections, and that's all it takes. And oddly, it only requires this extra deliberate action when pressing a selection button. Not the biggest issue one could have, but I thought it worth mentioning. Other than that, no problems, and really, the price is very good, so as they say, you pays your money and you makes your choice. ;-)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great Value
Color: Silver, Style: 1-Pack
Works perfectly!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A good mouse
Color: Blue, Style: 1-Pack
This is a very comfortable note to use for long period of time. My hand does not get tired with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works great.
Color: Silver, Style: 1-Pack
I have to edit my review: the mouse itself is still working fine, I happened to get a bad batch of Kirkland batteries! I changed out the batteries with a different brand and the mouse is working perfectly!! Didn't last very long, have only had it 3 1/2 months and it has stopped working.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025