I always dismissed the haunted key as a silly prop that came out during Halloween. Watching a mentalist friend use this in his performance has recently shown me the error of my ways.

Putting the magic in the hand of the participants is always powerful. It's extremely rare when our participants can literally feel the magic happening in their hand, so the reactions are solid.

Forward p.1
Tips on where to source a good key, and brief comments on what Max Maven and Eugene thought was important to focus on regarding the key. And, a brief explanation on how the key works.

Tips on key handling p.2
1. What are you doing these days? p.3
Script p.3
Alternate opening p.4
2. The Key to My Heart <3 p.4
Ending #1 p.4
Ending #2 p.5
3. Key Performer at the Flea Circus p.6
4. Sleuthing in the Lock and Key Industry p.6
Possible endings p.7
5. Dick Williams Two Keys routine p.8
Script p.8
Additional Climax, if Desired p.9
Pictures showing various handling / key placement p.10-11
Epilogue p.12
Other Works by Dick Williams

It's a small booklet, but punches above it's weight for $5. Combine this with the marvelous look & feel of Murphy's Magic Deluxe Haunted Key, and you will always have something powerful in your pocket ready to go.