A collection of twelve short stories, supernatural in flavour but each containing more than an element of truth and all based upon the true life experiences of the author.
Some will resonate with the reader and will serve to stimulate the brain. Some will leave the reader with a modicum of food for thought and possibly generate more questions than answers.
From the physical and mental challenges raised in Two Silver Boxes to the pathos of The Boy Who Could Fly and on to the bitter recrimination and justice of When I Snap My Fingers each story has the potential to stimulate the mind.
Whilst The Quexado raises several dilemmas which have to be addressed, Distant Caller provides an insight into how pressure can be applied to the mind.