Who could have known five years ago when John Lovick first released his version of the classic Torn and Restored card, that magicians today would still be just as fascinated with the topic? John's new revised handling offers several advantages over the original, including:

• the card is now signed on both ends
• at the point in the routine when you display "four pieces" you really have four pieces
• no longer is the restoration of the third piece a "bluff"
• restoring the final piece (previously the most problematic point in the routine for many) is now much easier

16-pages, fully-illustrated, staplebound.