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THE BURNING OF GREY It was morning in the small town of Sagebrook, Connecticut. A clean, safe, charming, rural community with a two-lane paved road that circled around the forest trees, local school, church, and neighborhood bar in one loop. Sagebrook was a magnet for retirees, hermits, or even forgotten souls. One such soul was Reid Davis. His place of residence was a small white wooden house with two shuttered windows that faced the street. The inside of the home was restful and darkened by the wood slats on the panes. Reid preferred it night even in the daytime, and when the sun tussled to break through the slats, he'd flick on the soft light of the desk lamp. Then, he'd sit in the shadows and watch the golden glow reflect softly off the wall making vague, abstract figures. It was all his mind could handle at times - zero information to process.  SUMMARY Reid Davis lives a quiet life in a small, rural town on a simple street. But in his mind, he shares a life with people that don't exist outside of it. He visits his doctor once a week for therapy after an accident that left his body nearly dead but his thoughts, though jagged, very much alive. He has no recollection of the car accident and in fact, has little memory of anything that happened before it. With his world in a gaining spin, he tries to piece his jigsaw life back together with nightly occurring dreams he believes hold clues. Soon, confusing dreams slowly reveal to him that there is much more at stake than just regaining his memory. And as Reid's sessions with his doctor become more probative, he begins to realize there's no one he can trust. Read THE BURNING OF GREY 
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