The Full MP Collection: Three Books, One Truth
You have felt it.
That moment when logic pointed one way but something deeper pulled another. When the sensible choice felt wrong and the irrational one felt true. When your gut knew what your mind could not yet prove.
What if that voice deserves more trust than you were taught to give it?
This collection brings together three award-winning works that explore the collision between what we are told and what we know. From a forensic AI investigation that cracks open the COVID narrative, to a midnight ambush in Colombia where rehearsed logic becomes useless, to a Moroccan boy defying every rational voice telling him to stay small.
AI & I: Cracking the COVID Code
What happens when a filmmaker refuses to accept sanitised answers and pushes an AI until it reveals what institutions stayed silent about? This relentless interrogation examines the pandemic, the vaccines, excess deaths and suppressed treatments through chapter after chapter of evidence. The 2026 edition arrives professionally copy-edited, substantially expanded and built for sharing, with new international data, graphs and chapters protecting those most vulnerable to future pressure. Clear enough for any reader, rigorous enough for scientists, polished enough to hand to your GP.
★★★★★ "Absolute genius. Can't stop reading this. This book will change the world." – Steven Ford
3 Seconds in Bogotá: A True Story of Travel, Terror and Survival
Mark Playne had prepared for everything. Six months travelling South America, every robbery scenario rehearsed, every precaution taken, three separate money stashes. Then came the moment his fortress of logic covered nothing: past midnight in the Colombian capital, armed men surrounding the taxi, a knife at the driver's throat, three seconds until the doors open. As time stretches and his rational mind flails, a voice emerges from somewhere deeper. This is not a book about planning. It is about what happens when planning fails and something older takes over. Readers call it a Hollywood film disguised as a travel memoir.
★★★★★ "Possibly the best-written travel memoir I have ever read."
MoMo: The Incredible Adventures of Me, My Duck and a Man Called Wolof
Everyone tells MoMo what is possible. His poverty, his village, his beloved grandmother all say plainly: we are born into circles we cannot escape. But when MoMo watches geese fly overhead, something inside refuses to agree. Set in the crumbling ruins of a North African kasbah, this is the story of a boy whose inner compass proves more reliable than every rational voice telling him to stay small. From markets where instinct teaches him to see value where others see nothing, to a perilous journey that claims thousands, MoMo follows a feeling that logic insists is foolish. Compared to The Little Prince and The Alchemist, this tale reminds us what children know before the world teaches them to doubt it.
★★★★★ "A timeless story that speaks to the dreamer in all of us."
The Common Thread
Three continents. Three impossible situations. One recurring truth: intuition is not weakness. It is the survival mechanism that functions precisely when official instruments have been captured, corrupted or pointed in the wrong direction. The child who refuses to accept he cannot fly. The traveller who survives by abandoning everything he was taught. The millions who felt from the first press conference that something was profoundly wrong. All doing the same thing. Trusting the most human instrument available when the world was shouting otherwise.
Intuition and empathy are not soft words. They are the vital core of our humanity.
Three books. For everyone who has ever trusted what they felt over what they were told.
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