Behold, all of your deepest, darkest, philosophical and esoteric questions are answered in this three-volume series. Follow one man's quest to uncover civilization's biggest secrets that time has long since buried. The story follows a lawyer/professor confined to stints in numerous mental hospitals and rehabilitation centers who believes he is a precocious teenager in London named James Lucas. What one reader has called Harry Potter in Wonderland for adults will answer every question the human mind has posed in terms of metaphysics, esotericism, and cybernetics. The quest itself will change the reader's consciousness, placing it on a higher plane of awareness and transforming one's cybernetic imaginings of subjectivity into objective reality. At the conclusion of the entire series, the only question that will remain for readers is whether the fantastic journey is fiction or non-fiction. Still, once your consciousness is changed, even questions of differentiating the real from the fictive will slowly fade. These books are not meant to be read merely once for the change to take place Dr. Lucas (Luke) Shane Lafitte, PhD, JD is one of the most prolific trial attorneys in the 21st century. His non-fiction book, The Mechanical Man in the Garden: Technology and the Cybernetic Ideal in America, is a follow-up to Leo Marx's The Machine in the Garden: Technology and the Pastoral Ideal in America. Lafitte learned under Dr. David F. Channell, author of The Vital Machine, and Prof. Thomas Riccio, software writer for Hanson Robotics and Professor of Ritual Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Lafitte has studied the secret doctrines ancillary to all philosophical movements his entire adult life. He resides in Dallas, Texas with his wife and five dogs.