Published on 9th April 2026 – Strange Conflicts
What if the mind, tormented by pain, could travel to a place of healing and light? And what if that place was under threat?
When Theo Sullivan’s seizures leave him unconscious, he wakes in a world of snow-covered lanes, candlelit chapels, and beings who seem to know him intimately.
Here, in a realm beyond life, he learns that his journey is not yet over. As darkness encroaches and a loved one’s soul hangs in the balance, Theo must summon a courage he never knew he had.
Inspired by a father’s own questions about his son’s suffering, Strange Conflicts weaves a heartfelt, thought-provoking tale of resilience, love, and the eternal battle between light and shadow.
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Published on 8th May 2025 – Marc’s Garden
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“A beautiful, yet heart-breaking read. Very, very touching, a life story so far of one family’s journey…there to inspire and reassure anyone who is struggling to understand the isolation and heartbreak of a society that may not fully understand the impact of raising a disabled child. The unwavering, unconditional love Paul the author has for his son Marc is extremely touching..by page 22 I was an emotional wreck 🥹”
“This touching memoir will take you to the raw reality of a world that seems to be too indifferent, and the incredible strength it takes to turn despair into hope. As you go through these pages, find how the dedication of one father has defied grim expectations to forge an extraordinary life for his son. Marc’s Garden will share the redemptive power of hope and the unshakeable spirit of parenthood.”
“Experience both the heartbreaking and inspiring tale of Marc’s Garden, where this astonishing fatherly love becomes a beacon through the darkest of hours. His son, Marc, is born with severe epilepsy and is later diagnosed with autism. The doctors offer a serious prediction; Marc may not live beyond his childhood years. Struggling with devastating isolation and societal misunderstandings, he fights some overwhelming medical battles all alone.
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“I have just finished reading Marc’s Garden. What an amazing job you have done writing it. I hesitate to say I enjoyed it as I would feel like I enjoyed reading about the hardships Marc, you and Mags have gone through, but then again I enjoyed reading about the good times, the adventures and the achievements. So, let’s go with the positivity and say an enjoyable and enlightening read. It was certainly a compelling read. I regret not having a copy of this book while driving the school bus, as I transported several children on the spectrum. I managed OK, but now I think I could have done so much more.”
“After one chapter, I was hooked and compelled to continue. You have done a fabulous job with this one. Congratulations”
“I went online and ordered more books, and it looks like it had to be a pre-order. I have friends who made me promise to get them a book when it was published.”
“For anyone who has a child, teenager or man with autism, then Marc’s Garden is a must-read book. It’s a story told by a father from a child’s traumatic birth to his journey through adolescence to manhood. Heart-breaking throughout, but every word was written with positivity, and at times, it was challenging. Well done for this book.”