K. Abraham – författare

This anthology hopes to contribute, in particular, to the analysis of the mutually constitutive interaction of the use of cyberspace and Asian cultures, with particular attention to ethical, feminist, and religious perspectives especially within Catholic Christianity.

This anthology hopes to contribute, in particular, to the analysis of the mutually constitutive interaction of the use of cyberspace and Asian cultures, with particular attention to ethical, feminist, and religious perspectives especially within Catholic Christianity.

In the vast deserts of Sahra, archivist Omar Rahim discovers a forgotten reference to a town that officially never existed: Al-Nur.Drawn by curiosity, Omar and investigative journalist Layla Hassan begin searching for the truth behind the mysterious disappearance of an entire city erased from maps, records, and public memory. Their journey leads them through abandoned villages, hidden archives, and the memories of aging witnesses who seem to remember fragments of something the world has chosen to forget.As they follow a trail of lantern symbols and buried secrets, they uncover the legend of the Seven Keepers, guardians of an ancient power hidden beneath Al-Nur. Deep below the desert lies a forgotten city and a living archive known as the White Ledger—a place where memories are preserved long after people are gone.But the deeper Omar ventures, the more he realizes that memory itself can be both a gift and a burden.When a centuries-old secret awakens, the boundary between remembrance and loss begins to crumble. Faced with impossible choices, Omar must decide what deserves to be remembered—and what humanity must learn to let go.The Last Lantern is a haunting and atmospheric thriller woven with mystery, grief, and hope. Set against a backdrop of silent deserts and forgotten histories, it explores the enduring power of memory, the weight of loss, and the stories that continue to live long after the people who created them are gone.Some cities disappear.Some memories fade.But some lights refuse to go out.

One night, the city of Blackridge goes silent.No internet.No signal.No way out.At exactly midnight, every screen across the city displays the same message:"e;Do not violate the rules of the night."e;Then people begin disappearing.As panic spreads through the locked city, former emergency medic Elias Ward struggles to survive alongside a group of strangers trapped inside a collapsing urban nightmare. Streets become hunting grounds. Subway tunnels whisper with voices that should not exist. And above the city, a growing white light watches everything.But the horror inside Blackridge is not a virus.Not a war.Not even a creature.It is something far older.Something that learns through grief, loneliness, and fear.While the city slowly transforms into a living organism beneath an impossible sky, Elias and the remaining survivors uncover the terrifying truth behind the lockdown:Blackridge was never meant to keep people inside.It was meant to keep something from waking up.Thirty Nights Without Sky is a psychological urban survival novel about memory, identity, grief, and the terrifying cost of surrendering what makes us human.

After losing the career he spent years building in London, Ethan Vale returns to the small English town of Brindle, a place he once believed he had outgrown.Haunted by failure, grief, and the feeling that his life has drifted off course, Ethan plans to stay only long enough to settle family matters before moving on. But Brindle has a way of slowing people down. Between rainy streets, quiet riverside walks, and the warm refuge of a beloved bookstore called Tallow & Pine, he finds himself reconnecting with the life he left behind.Most unexpectedly, he reconnects with Clara Whitmore, the bookstore owner who was once his closest friend—and perhaps something more.As old memories resurface and long-buried feelings emerge through forgotten letters, unfinished conversations, and ordinary moments shared together, Ethan begins to question everything he once believed about success, ambition, and happiness.Set in a fictional English town filled with warmth, humor, and deeply human characters, Brindle is a gentle drama about second chances, healing from loss, and discovering that home is not always the place you leave behind—it is the place where you finally choose to stay.A heartfelt story about love that waited, dreams that changed, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life that truly belongs to you.Sometimes the most important journey is not finding a new place to go, but finding a reason to come home.

Deep within the forgotten rainforests of Central America, archaeologist Elias Hart follows the trail of his father, the legendary explorer Jonathan Hart, who vanished twenty years ago while searching for the mythical Aztec city of Aztlani.What begins as a quest for answers soon becomes a journey beyond imagination.Guided by cryptic journals, ancient symbols, and mysterious masked guardians, Elias and his expedition uncover a secret hidden from the world for centuries: Aztlani is not a ruin—it is a living city preserved beneath the earth. But the city is only one piece of a much larger mystery.Beneath Aztlani lies the Sanctuary, an ancient place older than recorded history, guarded by a colossal gate and a secret known as The Key. As Elias uncovers the truth behind his father's disappearance, he learns that Jonathan did not vanish by accident—he spent his final years protecting a mystery powerful enough to reshape humanity's understanding of history itself.Following clues across hidden islands, forgotten lighthouses, and lost civilizations, Elias discovers that three ancient Sanctuaries once existed across the world, preserving humanity's most precious memories. But he is not the only one searching.A powerful organization descended from the men who hunted Jonathan Hart has finally returned, determined to uncover the truth and reveal it to the world—no matter the consequences.As the path leads toward a lost Sanctuary buried beneath the ice of Antarctica, Elias must confront the same choice his father once faced:Should some secrets be revealed... or protected forever?A sweeping mystery thriller filled with ancient civilizations, hidden cities, forgotten histories, and unforgettable discoveries, Where Memory Sleeps is an epic adventure about legacy, memory, and the price of truth.

In a forgotten world beneath the deserts of ancient Egypt-inspired lands, memories do not die — they sleep.Kael Mareth lives a quiet life as a lantern craftsman in the river city of Ashal, until he discovers a mysterious silver lantern buried beneath the old docks. The moment he touches it, ancient gates awaken across the southern desert, calling him toward the legendary lost city of Sahmara — a city believed to have vanished centuries ago.Joined by a sharp-tongued traveler named Nerisa, a silent group of desert Watchers, and a shadowless musician who remembers more than he should, Kael journeys through ruined cities, buried archives, sleeping gardens, and forgotten temples where memories still breathe beneath the sand.But Sahmara was never merely a city.Long ago, its people tried to preserve every voice, every love, every grief… until memory itself became something alive. Something ancient. Something waiting beneath the final gate.As the desert slowly turns white and reality begins collapsing under the weight of the past, Kael must decide whether to awaken the city completely… or help it finally rest.Moon Over Sahmara is an emotional fantasy adventure about memory, loss, love, and the quiet pain of learning to let go — where even forgotten cities still dream beneath the moon.

For generations, the lost city of Azarim has existed only in myths—an impossible kingdom said to have vanished from history without a trace. When a young scholar named Khamari Adeyemi discovers an ancient map hidden beneath a forgotten temple, he is drawn into a journey that will change the fate of the world.Joined by the fearless tracker Zahra, the aging storyteller Jabari, and the mysterious guardian Nuru, Khamari follows a trail of secrets across deserts, mountains, hidden kingdoms, haunted jungles, and ancient roads abandoned for centuries. Along the way, they uncover the truth behind the legendary Heart of Echoes—a mysterious force capable of preserving memories beyond time itself.But they are not alone.The ruthless Order of the Veil seeks the same destination, believing Azarim holds the power to reshape reality. As forgotten gates awaken and ancient prophecies begin to unfold, Khamari discovers that the fate of Azarim is tied to something far greater than treasure or power.A breach has opened beyond the boundaries of memory itself.And something ancient is trying to erase the world.As the final road leads to the legendary city, old betrayals resurface, hidden truths emerge, and impossible choices must be made. To save humanity's future, Khamari and his companions must confront the greatest question of all:What gives a life meaning—being remembered forever, or being remembered by those who matter?Eternal Dawn is an epic fantasy-thriller adventure filled with ancient mysteries, lost civilizations, friendship, sacrifice, and the enduring power of stories. A sweeping tale about memory, humanity, and the light we leave behind for others to carry.

In the quiet fictional European city of Velmora, time seems to move gently through rain-covered streets, glowing cafés, and old tram stations. Hidden among them stands a small clock repair shop owned by Steven Hale — a lonely clockmaker who has spent years surviving inside grief after losing his younger sister.His world changes when Camilla Verne unexpectedly walks into his shop one rainy evening.Camilla, a warm-hearted florist carrying her own fear of abandonment and loneliness, slowly becomes part of Steven's quiet life. Alongside their small circle of companions — the endlessly dramatic café owner Adam Reeves, the gentle pianist Rob Keller, and a grieving teenager named Noah Strauss — they begin rebuilding pieces of themselves through ordinary moments.Coffee shared during winter storms.Soft piano music in warm cafés.Conversations beneath falling snow.And a grandfather clock that begins ticking again after eleven years of silence.As old wounds slowly surface, Steven and Camilla must learn that healing does not mean forgetting pain — it means learning how to keep living beside it. But when fears of loss and separation threaten the fragile peace they've found together, both must decide whether love is worth the risk of heartbreak.Elaris is a warm emotional healing novel about grief, loneliness, found family, and the quiet beauty of people who choose to stay.A story where healing arrives softly —like snowfall at night —until one day, the entire world feels different again.