Doctor Sonnet's Fantastic

In the world of neurology at the University of Washington—and far beyond—Dr. Alicia Sonnet is a rising star, launching a new technique that achieves phenomenal improvements in patients' disorders. Unexpectedly, the treatment triggers an unanticipated side effect that catalyzes major boosts to imaginations, especially her own.

As word of these remarkable medical and non-medical properties spreads, Alicia finds herself in deepening troubles, both imaginary and real. In an expedition to establish a neurology clinic in the heart of the Guatemalan jungle, she turns to brilliant Brazilian crisis manager Paulo Almeida Soares for assistance. When a cataclysmic problem erupts there, she could become a source of invaluable help to the country, but she finds herself in dire circumstances requiring her own rescue first.

John Teton was born in Chicago and earned degrees from Harvard and the San Francisco Art Institute. In addition to his novels, he has directed award-winning short films and worked on independent and studio feature films. He is the founding director of the International Food Security Treaty Association, for he has made many public appearances at universities, U.S. Congressional briefings, and as a non-government presenter in conjunction with the annual plenary session of the United Nations Committee on World Food Security in Rome. He and his wife, Jennifer, are the parents of three and live in California.