FICTITIOUS PSYCHOLOGY SERIES #1 One night, Kean Jay Garcia, a reputable lawyer, committed a crime and was witnessed by the sole heiress of Galliego Group Corporation, Louisa Linda Galliego. To keep his reputation clean and untainted, Kean was willing to do everything; this would include keeping Louisa, the only witness of his crime, as his hostage. The culprit would live with his witness. In this span of time, mysteries would be unveiled regarding Kean's identity. The plot was never a love story. Instead, it was a complete story of manipulation, deception and lies.

Fictitious Psychology Series 1.2 Book 2 of The Other Guy Inside Revenge is scary but obsession is beautiful. Kean Jay Garcia lost the control of his body and mind to his greatest demon. After that, his life became worse than it already was. His demons became stronger and this time, destruction was bound to happen- with Louisa being the greatest sacrificial lamb.

FICTITIOUS PSYCHOLOGY SERIES #3 featuring Alien Hand Disorder *** Living this life with abundant wealth and money means being surrounded by evil people. That's the curse of being the heir of Velasco's Real Estate Company and Management. And Pio Montague Velasco, the eldest among the three Velasco's brother, didn't know about this curse not until he suffered a tragic car accident causing for him to be traumatized and developed a rare mental disorder, the Alien Hand Syndrome. Victor, his alien hand, became another burden for Pio to carry, along with the responsibilities of being the next CEO of their company. Life will never become the same way as it was for Pio not until he figures out how to get rid of Victor and those evil people who want him dead.

FICTITIOUS PSYCHOLOGY SERIES #4: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder *** After a tragic event in her life, Zethria Luz Cruz was diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) when she was ten. For almost twenty-five years of her life, she couldn't remember how was it like to live without her disorder. She got used to herself washing her hands multiple times until it almost bled, checking the door lock if it's really lock even though she knows she locked it in the first place, or edging away from a pile of dirty clothes as if it would swallow her whole. Zethria underwent therapies and medications to control her obsessive compulsions and tried to live her life like normal people do. She couldn't talk about her disorder outside the therapy room for OCD was not socially accepted and the society was too busy to lend an ear to hear about any kind of mental illness. However, no matter how hard she try, the past wouldn't let her to move forward. The wounds and traumas haunted her present and healing process in the most unexpected and painful way. One day, Zethria found herself drowned with her own thoughts and suffocated with her fears. Her life would turn up side down and down and down. Would she still be able to regain herself?