About The Books

Feelin’ Lucid

Step into the shadowy edge of consciousness with Feelin’ Lucid, a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you questioning what’s real and what’s fantasy. Multimillionaire artist Arkane Bannister thought insomnia was his only enemy. But when he takes a cutting-edge drug promising the power of lucid dreaming, his nights turn from a breathtaking escape to a nightmare

In the depths of sleep, Arkane’s fantasies feel intense, his desires intoxicating, but the line between dream and reality blurs dangerously. Wild creatures stalk the darkness, seductive illusions trap his mind, and long-buried trauma claws its way to the surface. What started as a thrilling escape becomes a relentless fight for survival in a surreal battleground where every nightmare can kill.

Feelin’ Lucid asks the chilling question: how far would you go to find peace if losing your grip on reality was the price? Prepare to be drawn into a mind-bending journey that twists and turns until the very end. Where waking up may be the greatest risk of all.

Into the Back of My Mind

Frederick Tonic is a 14-year-old boy who has always had anger issues. Growing up on the seaside ports of Galway, Ireland, he tries to cope with the difficulties of living with his neglectful mother after tragically losing his father just three months ago.

During a tension-flared afternoon, he picks one too many battles and a tumultuous scrap ends with him lying face down on the floor. Unconscious and in a coma.

30 years later, Frederick is the CEO of a successful business, a loving family man, and nationally recognised for his influence on the Irish youth. However, everything comes crashing down around him when a mysterious man tells him a truth that changes everything.

Searching through the cultured ports of Galway for hidden secrets and answers, Frederick discovers that the life he’s built for himself may not be real. But if he’s right and has to leave, will he even want to?

Into the Back of My Mind is a psychological page-turner that forces us to consider what in our lives is truly meaningful and what is just a forlorn distraction.