The Awakening of the Forgotten
Paperback
HorrorMystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Selena
Published: Jun 28 2026
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
When millions of people around the world begin to experience what they call a spiritual awakening, humanity celebrates the dawn of a new era. Peace replaces conflict, fear fades, and the awakened claim to have discovered the ultimate truth.
But Ethan Carter sees something no one else does.
The awakened don't reach enlightenment; instead, they gradually lose their ability to see those around them. First, strangers disappear, then friends, then family. The Forgotten are still alive, but invisible to those who once loved them.
As civilization quietly crumbles, Ethan uncovers an ancient mystery buried beneath deserted monasteries, forgotten cities, and a lighthouse guarding humanity's last vestiges of memory. Accompanied by a small group of survivors, he must reveal the truth behind a mysterious door that offers a world without pain, at a terrible price: the loss of all human connection.
In a race against time, Ethan discovers that the greatest battle is not against an ancient power, but against the temptation to forsake love for absolute peace.
The Awakening of the Forgotten is a captivating psychological science fiction novel that blends mystery, suspense, philosophical horror, poignant drama, and unexpected twists in a story that deals with memory, identity, sacrifice, and the true meaning of humanity.
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