SNAPS

What if the line between sanity and violence could disappear in an instant?

In the tropical shadows of Costa Rica, Lieutenant Geoffrey Bowers fights a private war against disturbing voices and a darkness he cannot control. Thousands of miles away, renowned neuroscientist Dr. Phil Jamison uncovers a chilling pattern linking antidepressant medications, violent behavior, and a mysterious neurological phenomenon he calls SNAPS.

When a respected pastor is caught inside a woman's home after a brutal late-night attack, the case shocks an entire community. Pastor Max Maxwell claims he remembers nothing. No motive. No plan. Only voices guiding him through the darkness.

Assistant District Attorney Tracy Atwood believes the evidence is undeniable. But as the investigation deepens, disturbing questions emerge about mental illness, free will, and whether chemistry inside the human brain can transform ordinary people into something terrifying.

As science, law enforcement, and psychology collide, SNAPS pulls readers into a gripping psychological thriller filled with obsession, hidden trauma, murder investigations, and the fragile boundary between control and chaos.

Dark, intelligent, and relentlessly suspenseful, SNAPS explores one haunting question:

What if evil is not born, but triggered?