How I Played God: A Psychopath's Diary is a chilling psychological thriller written from inside the mind of a manipulator who calls himself a healer.

Licensed, praised, and trusted, he built an empire on pain — not his, but his patients'. Behind the mask of empathy lies a scalpel, and behind every breakthrough is a calculated performance. In this diary, he records not redemption but rupture: how he dismantled clients, turned therapy into architecture, and created a brand that sold weaponised empathy as progress.

But when one patient refuses to break — and instead turns his own methods back on him — the diary becomes more than confession. It becomes obsession, paranoia, and the unraveling of a man who thought himself untouchable.

Dark, intimate, and disturbing, How I Played God pulls readers into the warped psychology of control, where empathy is counterfeit, power is theatre, and legacy is written in other people's scars.