Look how far you have come.

A grounded memoir about my life, and the key discovery I have made: what in our lives is within our control, and what isn't. This book draws upon over six decades of meditation, spiritual study, and mentorship — it's the story of my life and everything I have learned about why life works the way it does, and how we can all reclaim the power to make our time here on Earth as fulfilling and positive an experience as possible.

Wisterly is a runaway Hearthkeeper fleeing a life of service. Mordred is a thief who sees her as the key to his final payday. But when their heist ends in a nobleman's blood and the awakening of a forgotten god, they'll have to outrun the law, the criminal underworld, and the demons of their past — if they don't get each other killed first.

In imperial China, a killer turns herself in, certain she was right. Judge Bao Zheng spares her and puts her to work. As Zhao investigates crimes the law won't touch—servants executed for their masters, relief silver that never reaches the starving—she uncovers a system built to protect the powerful and dares him to change it.

In Turbulences, set in Yugoslavia that survived the end of Cold War without breaking apart, an airline pilot Esad Kajan begins to suspect that the death of his best friend wasn't a simple car accident. What he uncovers will face him against a widespread conspiracy that threatens to throw the country into chaos. It combines equal parts recent world history, aviation, and intrigue into a tasty stew of adventure with a satisfying finish.

A compact philosophical thought experiment about perception, consciousness, choice, love, fear, pain, identity, and meaning. Its central question is simple: what if the reality available to us is only a lower-dimensional consequence — a shadow — of something greater? It does not present this as established science. Instead, it gives readers a framework for questioning what we can know, what our choices fix, and how our limited viewpoint shapes human life.