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Lamina
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 11 2025
Pages: 228
Weight: 0.68
Height: 0.48 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Two broken pasts. One frozen town. A chance to begin again.
When a violent winter grips the foothills, Den-a quiet maintenance worker haunted by loss-keeps to himself, surviving one empty day at a time. Across town, Dar-a young woman running from an abusive home-arrives with nothing but fear, a dog named Scout, and the instinct to disappear. The storm outside is brutal, but the storms inside them are worse.
A fire, a disappearance, and a violent confrontation pull their separate lives into collision. As danger tightens around the small mountain town, Den and Dar must face the one thing they each fear most: letting someone in.
Lamina is a raw, intimate story of trauma, survival, and the fragile moment two wounded paths intersect. It's about quiet bravery, choosing growth over fear, and the first spark of warmth after years of winter.
Tagline:
Sometimes the coldest battles are the ones we fight alone-until someone else steps into the storm.Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- emotionally driven fiction - trauma and healing arcs - small-town drama - slow-build character connections - gritty, atmospheric storytellingLamina is part of the Manyagi Universe-standalone stories connected by empathy, humanity, and transformation.
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