The Butcherbird Tree

by Steven Richard Harris

FBT review:

Discover a thrilling and suspenseful journey through the mind in "The Butcherbird Tree" by Steven Richard Harris. In this gripping indie book, eighteen-year-old Simon Webb's battle with destructive thoughts and violent dreams escalates, leaving psychologist Frank Newman desperate to find a way to help.

Based on real events and written with emotional authenticity, "The Butcherbird Tree" blurs the lines between commercial fiction, psychology, and paranormal suspense. Harris's personal experiences with mental health add a unique perspective to this captivating debut novel.

Perfect for readers seeking an immersive and thought-provoking read, "The Butcherbird Tree" explores themes of self-discovery, the power of dreams, and the destructive allure of fame. With a nod to the grunge music scene of the 1990s, this two-part series will keep you guessing until the very end.

If you crave engrossing indie titles that push boundaries, don't miss out on "The Butcherbird Tree" - available now on Amazon.com.

Publisher Description:

It´s nineteen ninety-four. The year that eighteen-year-old Simon Webb first openly expresses the desire to end his own life. Psychologist Frank Newman tries desperately to find a way to reverse the spiral of destructive thoughts, self-harm and the violent dreams that are consuming his enigmatic client.

These emotionally-charged sessions soon turn into something more sinister, however, after the death of grunge music´s brightest star begins to unravel the true meaning of Simon´s brutal nightmares.

Inspired by real events and written with genuine emotion reflecting the author´s own experiences with mental health, this debut novel is the first book in a two-part series that blurs the boundaries between commercial fiction, psychology, parapsychology and thriller.