Cannibals in Brisbane

Jackson King is a man of contradictions-half mystic, half muscle, and always on the edge of trouble. A psychic by trade, he's haunted by visions that come unbidden-sharp glimpses of the future, cryptic images, and unsettling truths about those around him. His gift makes him sought after, but it also leaves him with more questions than answers, especially when the visions are as dangerous as they are unclear.

Physically, Jackson is the kind of man who attracts attention. His body, sculpted from years of intense training, is both a shield and a weapon. He's always ready to fight if things go south-whether it's in a back alley brawl or a tense standoff with dangerous people. His fitness is as much a survival instinct as it is a testament to his self-discipline.

Women are drawn to him, not just for his looks, but for the air of mystery that surrounds him. He exudes a magnetic charm, his wry humor always just beneath the surface, offering up a quiet laugh when things get too serious. But trouble follows Jackson, often at his own hand, thanks to his impulsive nature and knack for getting mixed up with the wrong crowd.

Despite his allure, Jackson has a huge appetite for life-and food-but he's notoriously tight with money, preferring to keep things simple and avoid unnecessary expenses, even when it costs him a little comfort.

In Cannibals in Brisbane, Jackson buys a cheap 1976 Ford Laser dubbed "The Death Trap," is invited to a disastrous wedding, and meets Polly, a Tantric Master. He pulls off a high-stakes job with a huge payout, fights bikies and skinheads, and encounters Elizabeth, a wild nymph. Jackson saves Ava, an innocent waitress, and rescues Chef from his growing financial troubles.

I invite you to enjoy the read.

• Alex