Stephen Seager Books

Stephen Seager's writing is deeply informed by his extensive experience as an emergency room physician and psychiatrist. This background provides a unique lens through which he explores the complexities of the human mind and the challenges of mental illness. Seager's narratives often delve into the more difficult aspects of human experience, offering readers profound insights derived from his direct encounters with individuals facing profound psychological struggles. His work stands out for its unflinching examination of the human condition and its empathetic portrayal of those on the fringes of society.

Murder, Sex, Revenge, Poker, and Polygamy ... and Trains

Murder, Sex, Revenge, Poker, and Polygamy ... and Trains
A Novel ... Sort Of
152 pages
6 hours of reading
The story follows Cowboy Bob Smith, a renowned poker player whose life is abruptly ended by a brutal murder. As the tension escalates with the killing of another poker player in the same horrific way, it becomes evident that a twisted murderer is targeting those in the high-stakes gambling world. The narrative delves into the dark underbelly of poker, exploring themes of betrayal, danger, and the quest for justice in a high-stakes game where not everyone plays fair.
Psychward
251 pages
9 hours of reading
The memoir of an aspiring psychiatrist's year as an intern in a psych ward reveals the harrowing truth of life behind closed doors in a mental institution.

Murder, Sex, Revenge, Poker, and Polygamy ... and Trains

Psychward