Quicksilver
An orphaned young man is drawn into a supernatural desert chase, hunted by agents and ancient evils while uncovering his origins.
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Plot structure labels used: road novel, quest narrative, flashbacks, dual timeline, open ending, withheld information, slow build, intercut backstory
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