“I Think I’m Losing It.”

A person sitting on a couch, holding their head in distress, surrounded by open books and a coffee mug on a table, with dark fantasy elements visible through the doorways in the background.

At first, Jon tried to explain it away.

Stress.

Lack of sleep.

An overactive imagination feeding on fantasy books and late-night thoughts.

But explanations only work for so long.

Especially when the impossible keeps happening.

The visions weren’t occasional anymore.

They interrupted everything.

Walking to class.

Driving.

Looking through windows.

Opening doors.

Even sitting still wasn’t safe.

Dragon World kept bleeding into normal life whether Jon wanted it to or not.

And the worst part wasn’t the fear.

It was the isolation.

Because how do you explain this to another person without sounding insane?

How do you describe armored soldiers appearing in reflections?

Or entire landscapes flickering behind ordinary doors?

How do you tell someone that another world keeps forcing its way into yours?

You don’t.

You stay quiet.

You pretend you’re okay.

And slowly—

you start questioning your own mind.

Jon had spent his whole life feeling disconnected from the world around him.

But this was different.

This wasn’t loneliness.

This felt like reality itself beginning to crack apart.

Continue the journey:

👉 Follow Jon as Dragon World begins consuming his normal life
👉 Enter The Unbound Realm

Continue Jon’s Story

If this stayed with you…

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8 responses to ““I Think I’m Losing It.””

  1. Another great page turner!

  2. I like the mind through the mist. But I like the sex as well. Go well

  3. I visualized the entire story. Nice work.

  4. I have a story where a former soldier with PTSD sees a modern-day “Jet Black Knight” in the window, and another where a little girl is drawn into the elfin world, partly through the mirror. Good theme, I think.

  5. your books are on my TBR, but I am not sure where to start. I am a bigger fan of Standalo, but Quadrilogy is the max before I either never bother or get grumpy.

    love your mkting style btw…
    but i tried way too many times to “Follow Jon into Dragon World” choose your own adventure style.. so forgive my angry stares and disappointment as I realize those were teasers, not links

    1. No worries. Echo is pretty dark, gets really violent in book 2, then psychedelic and existential in books 3 and 4. Kor’Thank is profane and absurd, and the Evermoor series are fun and adventurous.

  6. Oh go ahead…just let the dragons in. Make sure they’re friendly and they don’t wreck the place with their wings. I would also recommend keeping a lot of food on hand. (No, I am not talking about princesses!) Oddly enough, I found some dragons like to read ;). Keep some good ones on hand in case they get bored.

    1. Definitely let the dragons in! The world could use some more dragons

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