Dr. Aaron Dispenmore, a young psychiatrist, assisted a stranger in finding a bus stop while out for a stroll with his daughter Laurie in the evening. Little did he know that this small gesture would impact the stranger's life significantly. It presented grave dangers but also led him to a breakthrough scientific finding that might earn him a Nobel Prize.

Was he destined for failure, success, or both by fate?

Love, mental illness, and the search for meaning in human existence are all explored in compelling detail in Clay Mask. Exciting exploits are mixed with profound psychological concerns.

The novel, while fiction, is inspired by actual studies on the human brain, examining its relationships to three-dimensional time, holography, and the huge secrets concealed in its mainly undiscovered parts.