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Inconception: A story of death and rebirth
The last thing on his mind was her red hair…
Doctor Richard Bradford was fading, his eyes focusing on a lone point, an atom or a spark of luminosity that faded into strange psychedelic hues as his eyes tightened and his life leaving him forced his focus. In an atomic world there was no color as the neurons in his brain went out like exploding stars in the sky. It was as if the universe was going black and one tiny star remained in it all, one tiny dream and desire of a dying man. His eyes lingered on that point of light, questioning, oh this is what it is like and that moment.
Aubrynn McLean, a young woman held in that moment and dreams of a dying man that she can’t shake off. A feeling that will lead her down the rabbit hole and back, to go all in with a dead man’s hand.
Inconception, people say that life begins at conception, but somewhere in between birth and death there are memories, things we hold to that define our destines. On a journey of self discovery, Aubrynn McLean will learn more about Richard Bradford and solve the mystery of his death and the purpose of her life. She will never be the same.
Doctor Richard Bradford was fading, his eyes focusing on a lone point, an atom or a spark of luminosity that faded into strange psychedelic hues as his eyes tightened and his life leaving him forced his focus. In an atomic world there was no color as the neurons in his brain went out like exploding stars in the sky. It was as if the universe was going black and one tiny star remained in it all, one tiny dream and desire of a dying man. His eyes lingered on that point of light, questioning, oh this is what it is like and that moment.
Aubrynn McLean, a young woman held in that moment and dreams of a dying man that she can’t shake off. A feeling that will lead her down the rabbit hole and back, to go all in with a dead man’s hand.
Inconception, people say that life begins at conception, but somewhere in between birth and death there are memories, things we hold to that define our destines. On a journey of self discovery, Aubrynn McLean will learn more about Richard Bradford and solve the mystery of his death and the purpose of her life. She will never be the same.
506 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 4, 2014
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