Dinosaur
In the heart of Papua New Guinea, "The Next Files" team-Jax, Digger, and Doc-embark on a thrilling expedition to uncover the truth behind the legendary creature known as the Migo. Joined by Phil Norton, a local café owner and cryptozoology enthusiast, their adventure takes a perilous turn when their helicopter crashes, stranding them in a land filled with prehistoric predators.
Battling crocodiles and encountering the awe-inspiring Ropen, a pterosaur from the Cretaceous, the team faces dangers that test their courage. Phil's unexpected rescue by the empathetic Migo reveals the creature's true nature and sparks a mission to protect it from exploitation.
As they document their findings and fight to have the caldera declared a protected heritage site, they navigate international conservation challenges. "Dinosaur" is a gripping tale of exploration, friendship, and the relentless pursuit of truth, set in one of the world's last great wildernesses. Join Jax, Digger, and Doc in this exciting young adult novel.
Brain Hack
In the small town of Deniliquin, teenage detectives Jax, Digger, and Doc from "The Next Files" TV show investigate a mysterious rock with strange powers. Local high schooler Bella becomes connected to the rock, experiencing lost time and bizarre phenomena. The rock's ability to control minds and defy gravity captures the teens' attention, especially after discovering a map on Digger's back leading to the Deniliquin crater.
As they uncover the rock's secrets, they encounter a spaceman communicating through the rock with Bella. With help from local cop Sam, they learn the rock is part of an ancient asteroid with immense power. The spaceman's messages hint at a cosmic plan, testing humanity's readiness.
Following the map to the crater, the team has a mind-blowing encounter with an alien craft. "Brain Hack" blends mystery, sci-fi, and adventure, as Jax, Digger, and Doc navigate surreal events, delivering a profound message about unity and responsibility.
Gary, a multifaceted creative professional from Sydney, Australia, is a highly skilled writer, producer, film director, film editor, and composer. With extensive credits in film, television, sound recordings, and composing, his work has achieved global recognition. Notably, Gary wrote and directed the award-winning Australian science fiction film 'Sons of Steel' and created the 52-episode television series 'P-Max'. His screenplay 'Sons of Steel' contributed to ending French Nuclear Testing in the Pacific, earning him acclaim from the University of NSW Centre for South Pacific Studies. Drawing from his diverse life experiences, which spanned countries such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, UK, USA, Brazil, and Chile, Gary infuses his storytelling with authenticity. From managing artists and producing music videos to his current focus on writing compelling books, Gary's creative journey continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
