This pseudonym was used by Leonard Wibberley. His works under this name often focused on adventurous tales and mysteries, exploring themes of courage and ingenuity. The author's stylistic prowess was evident in his suspenseful plots and vivid descriptions.
Joseph O'Connor's first novel is a sharply focused and realistic story about a thoroughly unlikable Irish guitar-hero who nevertheless manages to capture the reader's sympathy amidst a bewildering array of London acid house ravers and saloon-bar revolutionaries.
Mason Plater, a cameraman, takes on a documentary project at a mental hospital, where an unusual event sparks unsettling dreams. As he grapples with these disturbing experiences, he finds support from Molly James, a young intern, who helps him explore the mysteries surrounding his situation. Together, they delve into the complexities of the mind and the secrets hidden within the hospital's walls.