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Author · Book One

The Lost Puzzler

Book one of the Tarakan Chronicles — HarperCollins Voyager (English), Blanvalet (German)

Among the ruins of civilization beyond their understanding, humanity clings to survival. Guilds vie for control of ancient cities, bandits ride glowing highways, and cyborg adventurers hunt for lost technology.

In the City of Towers, once the heart of the fallen Tarakan empire, a historian searches for clues to explain the disappearance of Rafik — a young boy with extraordinary abilities, a Puzzler, marked with strange tattoos and gifted with a miraculous connection to Tarakan technology. As Rafik's story unfolds, it becomes clear that one lost boy may be the key to reviving a broken world, or unleashing a new wave of devastation.

“A virtuoso performance.”

— Financial Times

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Author · Book Two

Puzzler's War

Book two of the Tarakan Chronicles — Harper Voyager

There is nothing out of the ordinary in waking up . . . unless you're dead. Sent on a dangerous mission with little hope of succeeding, the man known as “Twinkle Eyes” has beaten the odds and found the key that could save civilization: Rafik, a teenage boy with the power to unlock the invaluable Tarakan technology that can restart their world. But the world might not be ready for what is unleashed.

“Kless continues to hold readers' attention with this riveting story.” — Booklist · “Entertaining far-future adventure.” — Publishers Weekly

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Publishers Weekly quote card for The Lost Puzzler: “Readers will enjoy this far-future adventure.”Publishers Weekly quote card for The Lost Puzzler: “Descends into the twisty depths of loyalty and betrayal.”
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Author · Debut Novel

Rocca's Violin

Korim Publications, 2008 (Hebrew)

A musical comedy thriller about a failed violinist who falls in love with an old instrument he's borrowed. When the instrument's owner is found dead under mysterious circumstances, he decides to keep it for one last concert.