The Pattern Lens

The Pattern Lens explores how hidden systems, emotional loops, and subtle influence shape the way we think, feel, and live. Instead of offering surface-level motivation, the book teaches readers how to recognize manipulation, decode language, and understand the invisible structures that guide behavior in relationships, workplaces, media, and culture.

Through sharp insight and practical frameworks, it helps readers reclaim mental autonomy, break toxic cycles, and move through the world with greater clarity, intention, and self trust.

A guide to seeing what others miss.

Behind The Curtain

Reversing the MAGA Mindset and Breaking The Media Spell

Behind the Curtain explores how modern political movements use emotional manipulation, media control, and identity-based messaging to shape belief systems. Through psychological insight and real-world examples, the book breaks down how radicalization happens, why it sticks, and what it takes to break free. More than a political critique, it's a guide to understanding influence, reclaiming critical thinking, and helping others step out of high-control narratives.

Church and State

The Wall That Built America

A powerful exploration of how the United States was intentionally founded on secular principles, not religious rule. This book breaks down the origins of the "Christian nation" myth, examines the Founders' actual beliefs, and explains why the separation of church and state remains essential to protecting both democracy and religious freedom. Through history, law, and modern examples, it reveals how faith becomes most vulnerable when politics get involved.

The Red Mirage

Power, Paranoia, and the Making of a Movement

The Red Mirage unpacks how modern American politics became driven by spectacle, conspiracy, and emotional identity. From the erosion of trust in media to the rise of cult-like political identity, the book examines how fear and misinformation reshaped public belief systems. It offers a clear-eyed look at how power is maintained through narrative control, and what happens when truth becomes optional.

The Cost of Belonging

When belonging comes at a personal cost.

The Cost of Belonging explores how cults and high-control systems form, why people stay, and what it takes to reclaim your identity after leaving. Blending psychological research, real-world case studies, and survivor-centered insight, the book examines how manipulation, trauma bonds, and social pressure reshape belief, behavior, and selfhood. From religious groups to political movements, workplaces, and families, this work reveals how control can hide in plain sight and how awareness becomes the first step toward freedom.

The Soft Walls

A novel about how control can feel like comfort.

The Soft Walls follows Derrick, and ordinary man searching for meaning, connection, and relief from burnout. When he seemingly finds a supportive online community, what begins as validation slowly becomes isolation, identity loss, and psychological control. Through subtle language shifts, emotional dependency, and quiet pressure, Derrick's world shrinks without him realizing it. This novel explores how manipulation doesn't always look aggressive. Sometimes it feels gentle, affirming, and safe. Until it isn't.

The Softest Walls

When healing feels fragile, but connection becomes a lifeline.

After escaping a controlling, high-pressure environment, Derrick is trying to rebuild a sense of safety in a world that no longer feels predictable. Nightmares linger, trust feels dangerous, and the past refuses to stay silent. When a mysterious message from someone still trapped inside his former community reaches him, Derrick is pulled back into the emotional gravity of what he left behind.

With the quiet support of a close friend, he navigates fear, guilt, and the long process of learning how to feel secure again. The Softest Walls is a tense, intimate story about survival, psychological recovery, and the fragile strength it takes to choose connection after control.