Silas Aeron: The man and the devil
Paperback
Series: Silas Aeron - Psychonautica (Engl), Book 3
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 8 2026
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.64 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Thomas Gross is convinced that someone is watching him.
Cameras, voices, hidden messages, and a growing sense that his life is being manipulated from the shadows drive him deeper into fear and isolation. When he is admitted to a psychiatric clinic, many assume the explanation is simple: mental illness.
But psychotherapist Dr. Silas Aeron is not convinced.
Together with cybersecurity expert Markus Keller, he begins to investigate. What starts as a clinical case soon becomes a journey into a hidden world of surveillance technology, altered records, powerful family secrets, and a forgotten chapter of the Gross family history.
As they uncover layers of deception, one name appears again and again:
Morpheus.
A mysterious presence that seems to know everything about Thomas.
The deeper they dig, the more the boundaries between truth and delusion begin to blur. Was Thomas really being watched? Are his fears symptoms of illness, or fragments of a reality nobody wanted him to discover?
Fragments of Truth is a gripping psychological thriller that explores trauma, memory, family loyalty, and the consequences of secrets buried for generations.
Perfect for readers who enjoy intelligent suspense, psychological mysteries, and thought-provoking thrillers with emotional depth.
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