The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind
In the oppressive silence of a 1950s Craftsman house, where the air hangs heavy with the echoes of the dead, Fredrick Michael Anderson faces an unsettling task. Tasked with preparing his late mother's home for auction, Fredrick, haunted by memories of a bitter childhood war over his gender, descends into the cellar with his loyal friend Chalsey. As they unearth relics from the past, the discovery of Fredrick's locked diary triggers a disturbing revelation.

Within the pages, secrets of his father's dark past emerge, sending shockwaves through Fredrick's fragile psyche. Unbeknownst to him, the act of breaking the diary's seal unleashes dormant spirits—some benevolent, others malevolent. Amidst the psychological shock, Fredrick grapples with Dissociative Identity Disorder, his psyche fragmenting into distinct personalities. With each revelation, the battle between good and evil intensifies within the confines of the haunted house.

As Fredrick confronts the terrifying truth of his fractured family, he must navigate the volatile terrain of his own mind. The flapper ghost's cryptic messages become a lifeline, leading him toward an understanding of the larger tapestry of his family's dark history. To survive the malevolent forces unleashed by the diary's opening, Fredrick must listen to each facet of his identity, accepting painful truths and embracing the strength within to confront the horrors that lurk both within and beyond the shadows of his late mother's home.

In this supernatural horror novel, the line between the supernatural and the psychological blurs, leaving Fredrick to grapple with the ghosts of his past, present, and an uncertain future.
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The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind
In the oppressive silence of a 1950s Craftsman house, where the air hangs heavy with the echoes of the dead, Fredrick Michael Anderson faces an unsettling task. Tasked with preparing his late mother's home for auction, Fredrick, haunted by memories of a bitter childhood war over his gender, descends into the cellar with his loyal friend Chalsey. As they unearth relics from the past, the discovery of Fredrick's locked diary triggers a disturbing revelation.

Within the pages, secrets of his father's dark past emerge, sending shockwaves through Fredrick's fragile psyche. Unbeknownst to him, the act of breaking the diary's seal unleashes dormant spirits—some benevolent, others malevolent. Amidst the psychological shock, Fredrick grapples with Dissociative Identity Disorder, his psyche fragmenting into distinct personalities. With each revelation, the battle between good and evil intensifies within the confines of the haunted house.

As Fredrick confronts the terrifying truth of his fractured family, he must navigate the volatile terrain of his own mind. The flapper ghost's cryptic messages become a lifeline, leading him toward an understanding of the larger tapestry of his family's dark history. To survive the malevolent forces unleashed by the diary's opening, Fredrick must listen to each facet of his identity, accepting painful truths and embracing the strength within to confront the horrors that lurk both within and beyond the shadows of his late mother's home.

In this supernatural horror novel, the line between the supernatural and the psychological blurs, leaving Fredrick to grapple with the ghosts of his past, present, and an uncertain future.
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The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind

The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind

by Patrick Bryce Wright
The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind

The Truth Of A Kaleidoscope Mind

by Patrick Bryce Wright

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Overview

In the oppressive silence of a 1950s Craftsman house, where the air hangs heavy with the echoes of the dead, Fredrick Michael Anderson faces an unsettling task. Tasked with preparing his late mother's home for auction, Fredrick, haunted by memories of a bitter childhood war over his gender, descends into the cellar with his loyal friend Chalsey. As they unearth relics from the past, the discovery of Fredrick's locked diary triggers a disturbing revelation.

Within the pages, secrets of his father's dark past emerge, sending shockwaves through Fredrick's fragile psyche. Unbeknownst to him, the act of breaking the diary's seal unleashes dormant spirits—some benevolent, others malevolent. Amidst the psychological shock, Fredrick grapples with Dissociative Identity Disorder, his psyche fragmenting into distinct personalities. With each revelation, the battle between good and evil intensifies within the confines of the haunted house.

As Fredrick confronts the terrifying truth of his fractured family, he must navigate the volatile terrain of his own mind. The flapper ghost's cryptic messages become a lifeline, leading him toward an understanding of the larger tapestry of his family's dark history. To survive the malevolent forces unleashed by the diary's opening, Fredrick must listen to each facet of his identity, accepting painful truths and embracing the strength within to confront the horrors that lurk both within and beyond the shadows of his late mother's home.

In this supernatural horror novel, the line between the supernatural and the psychological blurs, leaving Fredrick to grapple with the ghosts of his past, present, and an uncertain future.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940186139188
Publisher: Wicked Ink Publishing Ltd.
Publication date: 10/29/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 831 KB

About the Author

Patrick Bryce Wright, an unconventional English professor adorned with tattoos and piercings, whose passion for supernatural horror, fantasy, and science fiction fuels his impactful storytelling. Patrick proudly embraces his neurodivergence, third-gender identity, and survivor status, all of which enrich the narratives within his books.

As a vocal LGBTQIA+ activist, Patrick focuses on portraying diverse characters in his novels, aiming for sensitive depictions of the queer, d/Deaf, and dissociative identity disorder communities. Having degrees in English and Psychology, Patrick weaves intricate tales that reflect his academic background.
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