Prepare to think.
Prepare to question.
Prepare for ‘True Wild Light’.
Thrilling and humorous, True Wild Light is not just a novel about a world in crisis — the enemy is not what you think. Laugh until you weep as the novel exposes the beliefs we cling to, the hidden secrets that shape our lives, distort our past, and blind us to what’s coming.
Bringing to light the long forgotten ‘Gorilla Wars’ fought at the Australian Museum in 1870, the story imagines the impact down the generations to today, part thriller, part mirror of us all, exposing our shadows.
A therapist and executive coach, is on a collision course with the CEO of a fossil fuel company intent on fracking sacred Aboriginal land. As they move closer to a surprising reckoning they can’t yet see, both are captured by the enemy within. The unforgettable characters don’t just stumble into disaster— they are led there unaware, by beliefs about who they are and must be. Beliefs more important to cling to at all costs, despite the huge losses they create.
Written by a psychotherapist, structured like therapy and just as non-linear, unsettling, and necessary, True Wild Light peels back the layers of its characters, unveiling a web of denial, self-deception and the invisible bars of shadow, which transport those unaware, not to destiny, but to their fate. A fate found not in the stars, but in the parts of ourselves we refuse to look at.
True Wild Light is unquestionably a story whose time has come. A story to sit with long after the final page. Not an escape from men, but a call to them.
You’ll find yourself drawn in while being thoroughly entertained by the story’s unique characters and surprising turns. Uncover the secrets hidden within this captivating story and perhaps yourself.
