Condition Book One

In this gripping first installment of a dystopian trilogy, RAF pilot Dan Stewart awakens from a coma in 1966, struggling to piece together the fragments of his life after a devastating aircraft crash that left him with horrific injuries. As he grapples with memory loss and paranoia about his medication, he begins to question the nature of his reality and the motives of those around him. With themes of brain disorders and the morality of "correction," this thought-provoking story explores the fine line between rehabilitation and control in a world turned upside down.