In The Medicine Trilogy, environmental activists become shamans and seek collective healing while facing down corrupt billionaires and troublesome spiritual entities. Drawing from mythology and indigenous wisdom, The Medicine Trilogy tells the apocalyptic saga of humanity’s reunion with nature. The story crisscrosses the Americas from Peru to New York City to the Great Plains, the Arctic, and finally, to Baltimore. The protagonists meet angels and demons and build relations with plant spirits and aliens on the road to global re-enchantment.
Illustration by Alyssa Dennis
Red Jay is the first of three consciousness-expanding thrillers. As a rogue scientist fights for the survival of an endangered bird in the Amazon, activists plan an unprecedented protest in New York against the oil company that threatens the rainforest. Isabel, a politician’s young daughter beset by seizures, gains mystical vision. The interconnected struggles rouse earthly spirits and celestial powers intent on shifting humanity’s destructive path.
White Bear takes readers on a journey into ceremony. In Peru and Canada, the protagonists explore the healing potential of the traditional psychedelic brew Ayahuasca, while contending with trickster spirits that seek their unraveling. Isabel, now a student at a plant medicine sanctuary in the Amazon, is abducted into the underwater realm. The future hinges on the survival of humility against an assault by unholy egoic forces.
Golden Scarab completes the revelation. Twenty years later, the world is in ecological crisis and prophesies are coming true. A reluctant messiah leaves a quiet life of healing to volunteer for a psychic initiative to heal collective consciousness. Isabel brings plant spirits from the rainforest to Baltimore to join the effort. Extraterrestrial intelligences engage with increasing intensity as judgment day ticks closer. Humanity must awaken to Gaia consciousness or perish.