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God of Hungers: Haniel is Missing
Paperback
Series: Sacrosanct Wardens of Omniscient Revelations and Divinities
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 18 2023
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The God of Hungers is a haunting narrative following the life of Gabriel Arama, a professor of religious studies with a monastic devotion to philosophical inquiry and spiritual rumination. However, Gabriel's intellectual pursuits are regularly interrupted by haunting memories of a childhood trauma, specifically the loss of his sister, Sariel.
The growing frequency of these memories, which manifest as vivid dreams, coincide with the mysterious disappearance of Haniel, a former student and confidant.
The story presents Gabriel's struggle to balance his academic passions with his melancholic past and the unresolved question surrounding Haniel's disappearance. A sudden car accident near the university campus triggers a resurgence of Gabriel's old fears, leading him to question the balance between order and chaos in the cosmos.
As the narrative progresses, Gabriel's life becomes increasingly consumed by the ghostly specter of his past and the unsettling mystery of Haniel's sudden departure. The story ends on a cliffhanger, with the resolution yet to be revealed.
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