What do you do when you wake up to find an imaginary cowboy in your kitchen? Ben Rider is about to find out.
Loads of kids have imaginary friends. Not many 38-year-old video games company Managing Directors do, though. But after an absence of 25 years, Trinity, Ben Rider's childhood imaginary friend, has popped back into Ben's life, saying he's come to help Ben find his destiny.
Ben's quite ordinary life goes haywire with Trinity's reappearance. Whether Trinity is in his guise of mischievous but kindly cowboy, chickenhearted pirate or straight-talking private eye (but in every get-up, he smells of chocolate), things are either exciting or downright alarming. Within months, thanks to Trinity, Ben will have had a restaurant collapse on top of him, been seduced and later shot at by a Welsh femme fatale, met someone else's imaginary friend, and lost both a wife and an ex-wife, but true to Trinity's word, he will have found his destiny and the soul mate he's been searching for all his life.
TRINITY is complete at 120k words, but only ten chapters are on here. It deals with fate and consequences, learning to trust yourself, accidentally finding perfection once you give up looking for it and, last but not least, the unexpected boons of unstable scaffolding.