The Psychonaut Book 1 In The Psychonaut Trilogy Tom Adams Adams by Tom Adams [adams, Tom] B01EM6NK4U instant download after payment.

How would it change your life if you knew what everyone else was thinking?
Merrick Whyte has used such a talent to profit from the world of high finance and business mergers. He puts it down to psychology, the study of body language and good background research.
But the game is about to change. Someone is seeking his skills for a different purpose - one that leads him into the clandestine world of the occult.
After falling foul of the law, he learns that discerning between friend and foe is not an easy task, especially when reality gets turned upside down. As he discovers the true extent of his psychonautic talents, he struggles to keep his enigmatic girlfriend, Lotus from being sucked into a conflict that spreads to Eastern Asia.
In an apocalyptic convergence of events, only Merrick and his Outcasts stand between a powerful enemy and the ultimate prize - dominion of this world and the realms beyond the Gateways.

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Tom Adams is a horror and dark fiction author hailing from the north of England. He has been writing stories since the age of eight, when he would produce comic books inspired by Marvel and 2,000 AD. At the age of twenty five he wrote an epic fantasy novel called ‘Aukben’s legacy.’ This was very much a craft learning exercise and remains unpublished. Since then he has written numerous short stories, but only recently produced his first full length novel, ‘The Psychonaut’, which is the first book in ‘The Psychonaut Trilogy.’ His literary inspirations are as varied as J.R.R. Tolkein, Anne Rice, Stephen King, Clive Barker, Ursula K. Le Guin, Richard Laymon, James Herbert and John Fowles, to name but a few. The other string to his bow is writing and recording ‘melt-your-face’ rock epics. You can always try checking out his band ‘Hot Flow Anomaly’ at http://www.hotflowanomaly.fourfour.com/ if you want to travel down that deep, dark trench. He often allows these spheres of interest to cross-pollinate each other. Indeed, his blog, ‘Writing in Starlight’ celebrates the fusion of literature and music.