The Books

Aaron Bailey, a gifted musician and composer, lands inside one of the most powerful music corporations in America. He climbs fast and is put in charge of an entire program. Then his memory starts to go. Piece by piece, he reassembles the impossible facts of a life a thousand years long — and finds that his real fight isn't with the people who want him destroyed. It's with himself: with his dark half, Alexander, a merciless killer stripped of his right to rule.

Where Alexander's story begins. Pulled into the music business, a fallen angel is haunted by a woman he has only seen in a dream. He will do anything to reach her — until something interferes with his plans. He is hiding a bloodthirsty demon inside himself, which complicates his life considerably, and his hatred of God has him wanting to burn down God's world. But does Alexander know what fate has lined up for him?

You feel it, don't you? The world shifting. The old rules no longer working. The old dogmas collapsing and leaving a void that somebody has to fill. And if you're reading this, you're already remembering who you really are. Are you ready to become a God — the maker of a new reality in the Age of Aquarius?

Read on as Aaron Bailey takes the throne of God and builds a new reality. What stands in his way this time — and how do the rest of us make a reality of our own?

A brash redheaded actress from the series Survival Guide and an equally brash foreign transfer student collide behind the scenes of a TV production. Liza Mironova is a student dreaming of a brilliant career — until she has to give it all up, because she's pregnant by the co-star she can't stand: Alex Fox, an exchange student. And this dark-haired killjoy happens to be a shapeshifter, which Liza has no idea about. Liza is in for a surprise; readers are in for a fast, emotional story with an ending nobody sees coming.

Sveta Khotelkina is doing her level best to crack a formula that keeps defeating her: earn it, keep it, grow it. She's been through every financial-literacy course going and worked with coaches and mentors. Over 48 stories, she has to end up rich, successful, and happy!

Ahead of her: failures and wins, travel, love, and the answer to the one question that matters — how do you reach abundance and open your own source of income?

You don't have to become someone else to be your best. You are already whole. This book takes apart the cliches of personal growth, spirituality, and the search for your "true self." You don't need to keep fixing yourself, chasing an ideal, or leaning on the latest self-development trend. You are not broken. You are not a renovation project. There's no magic here that works without action, and no false promise of an easy road — only honest, hard-won insight that helps you recognize your own power, stop hunting for approval, and start living in full agreement with yourself. Inside the book: how to walk out of other people's scripts and stop depending on their opinions. Why magic isn't ritual but a state you build through action. Why empathy can be a trap, and how to protect your energy. How to hold the spiritual and the material together without losing yourself. How to step out of the endless race for success and see that you already have worth.

Who are the superhumans of the new world? Why does every new profession come so easily to them? How did they learn to read what they feel — and decide that the classical way of acquiring knowledge wasn't for them? And should we believe a word of it?

We were never like the others, not since childhood. It was hard among our peers and hard inside our own families. We even assumed we'd been adopted. We saw a world our relatives never saw — finely, sharply, in detail and in depth, as if we'd been born permanently amped. And no, we don't do the work people want us to do.

Every one of us has heard it: "There's something wrong with you. You talk too much. You should learn to be like everyone else. Why are you so stupid?" And it felt as if nobody understood us. We're fairly lonely people, even though we dream of giving love to the whole world. We grew up withdrawn, afraid to show who we actually were, burying ourselves deep. We forgot early on that we were allowed to say no. We did what was wanted of us, to please and to be loved. All of which might have been survivable — except that a stretch of genuine pain and hardship pushed us onto the road of self-knowledge. What did we find in the world of modern "magic"? Who are we really — gifted autodidacts, seers and healers, or charlatans without a degree?

New novel, 2026 — work in progress