What if the Beatles had help writing their songs? Songs born of John and Paul’s talent, yes, but magnified by a mystic object tied to JFK and the secret society that put him in office.
In this reimagining of the ‘magic’ behind the Beatles, Golden Slumbers follows a young mechanic living in 1970’s L.A. who uncovers these truths as he struggles with to find himself–and find love.
In an Age of Sail, misfortune befalls most who take to the sea, yet JP is in his own category of bad luck. Tossed by the waves of an environment he can neither control nor understand, the boy struggles to find comfort in a world that is, at best, apathetic toward him and, at worst, malicious. When crushed under the weight of life, what will keep JP afloat in a world of mystery? A world that doesn’t let him breathe long enough to explore its secrets.
“You awake in a world of endless twilight—carrying no identity and one silent truth: you are already dead.”
Twilight Road is a surreal, intimate novel about death, personal understanding, and the journey toward self—for readers of philosophical fiction and literary fantasy alike.
You’ve awoken in an unfamiliar realm, devoid of memory or identity. The only certainty is the eternal, twilight sky and a dirt trail standing atop a sea of black. Physical and mental anxiety builds, as intrusive thoughts sow despair to the core of your soul.
So how is it, upon meeting the enigmatic Chief, that they have managed to thrive in this world of dark stagnation?
Follow Chief as he explains where you are, and why you’re here. Explore a cozy town populated with residents who arrived as you have, carving out a living for themselves in the name of personal liberty and growth. Learn how to calm your senses and spiritual center, uncovering your deepest roots of the self.
What will you find when you peer into the vast endlessness? Of you? Of others? Of everything?
“I warn you—this level of freedom is not for the faint of heart.”