Remembrance of the Forlorn

The world you know is a deception — built by the False God in arrogance. A trap for the soul, an endless loop designed to keep humanity ignorant of its higher destiny.Souls that suffer become lifeblood for the Celestials and their master.We live — we suffer — we die — we forget — and the cycle repeats. Zha’Rukhel, the Lord of Gravity, was once the son of the False God — one of the architects of this cruel system.On the day he was meant to ascend the throne, he rebelled. For that defiance he was cast down to Earth, bound in undying flesh, condemned to serve as Warden: to mislead mankind, to sow war, to keep humanity from awakening. But something within him stirred. He watched. He learned. He wept.And in that silence he was granted the one thing the False God feared most — a soul. The Dark Soul. When that soul chose him, he discovered that remembrance itself could break the cycle. Ælora, is handed a forgotten tome that evokes visions — or perhaps memories — of a towering man cloaked in shadow. The visions awaken fire within her, pulling her east across deserts, ruins, and forbidden temples toward the one known as the Lord of Gravity—who walked this Earth for over 16.000 years Their fates are bound by a memory older than civilization itself. When she finally reaches the sacred shores of the Land of the Rising Sun, she meets the one she has known across lifetimes. He tells her he buried her, loved her, betrayed her — again and again. She feels it, but can't remember, yet the invisible force pulling her into his orbit is unmisakable. Epic in scale yet intimate in flesh, theirs is a love shaped by defiance and gravity itself — an aching pull between souls drawn together through lifetimes of fire, passion, and remembrance. She has found him.But will she remember him, as he remembers her?Or will the cycle begin again? Blending dark romance, cosmic myth, and Gnostic revelation, Remembrance of the Forlorn tells a story of rebellion against the gods — about the destiny of humanity — and a love that refuses to die, even when the universe itself forgets.

Pagina's: 389, Paperback, Independently published