Third Eye — Jerry Robinson

In a tiny, isolated village nestled in the mountains of northern New Mexico, the lives of four desperate people are changed forever by the arrival of an otherworldly stranger who seems to know the most intimate details of their lives, exhibits a keen insight into their suffering, and manifests a vested interest in their spiritual well-being:

The author, a first-time story teller, has penned a tale that challenges the reader's imagination, blending elements of the spiritual, mystical and philosophical into a narrative that explores the metaphysical possibilities of our world.

Jerry Robinson, who lives in New Mexico, has also crafted a truly authentic New Mexico story, weaving through this compelling tale themes that touch on the rich history and culture of the Spanish descendants of New Mexico; explore the importance of culture in people's lives, but also show how cultural exclusivity can sometimes be used as a tool of discrimination; and examines the often-blurred line between culture and religion, and how the two can occasionally come into conflict.