Mind Surfing

by Randolph Waugh

A botched surveillance during a drug bust in an abandoned bowling alley leads Karen Simpson, a young Ottawa Police officer to an encounter that changes her life forever. What readers are saying about Mind "A wonderful adventure that stimulates the mind and soul...I could not put Mind Surfing down as one chapter leaped into the next in an intriguing maze that culminated in a look into my soul. Mind Surfing changed me!" Robin Brown, B.Sc. (Chemical Engineer) "Mind Surfing is a great mystery because it epitomizes the human mystery. I love the created world with all of its dual meanings, places and characters; they all feel so vibrant to the reader. I can hardly wait for the next instalment! I read this text over and over again and was enriched by each reading." Lisa Gross, BSN (Professional Nurse) "Mind Surfing takes the reader on a journey through different levels of consciousness. The adrenaline rush I experienced throughout my reading of Mind Surfing kept me riveted to the book until the end. This book is the first of a long series of definite successes for Mr. Waugh." Étienne Lizotte, DESS, M.Ps. (Psychologist)

Paperback

First published November 1, 2008

Reviews

[Darren Jerome · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mind Surfing follows policewoman Karen on a mysterious, and often times surrealistic, adventure that begins when she seemingly regains consciousness after being violently attacked. It's a real page-turner, although it's the book's deeper message, and underlying philosophy, that impresses the most. Five Stars!

[Gil]

Mind Surfing is Gil Waugh’s first novel and is the prequel to the Karen Simpson Sandalwood Investigation Agency series.

Mind Surfing follows Karen Simpson, a young policewoman caught in the aftermath of a high-stakes drug bust gone disastrously wrong. As the operation unravels, Karen’s life spirals into chaos, triggering a profound transformation—both physical and psychological. Waugh deftly uses a fantasy landscape to delve into her mind, where the boundaries of reality and perception blur, creating a suspenseful narrative that explores the complexities of identity, trauma, and self-awareness.
Through Karen’s journey, Mind Surfing invites readers to confront the intricacies of human nature, survival, and the unsettling forces of the subconscious. As the plot unravels, the story challenges the very essence of what it means to be human and leads readers to an unforgettable conclusion.