Este seudónimo fue utilizado por Leonard Wibberley. Sus obras bajo este nombre a menudo se centraban en relatos de aventuras y misterios, explorando temas de coraje e ingenio. La destreza estilística del autor se manifestaba en sus tramas llenas de suspense y sus vívidas descripciones.
Joseph O'Connor's first novel is a sharply focused and realistic story about a thoroughly unlikable Irish guitar-hero who nevertheless manages to capture the reader's sympathy amidst a bewildering array of London acid house ravers and saloon-bar revolutionaries.
Mason Plater, a cameraman, takes on a documentary project at a mental hospital, where an unusual event sparks unsettling dreams. As he grapples with these disturbing experiences, he finds support from Molly James, a young intern, who helps him explore the mysteries surrounding his situation. Together, they delve into the complexities of the mind and the secrets hidden within the hospital's walls.