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The Lost Man of Orgala
Hardcover
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Mar 23 2026
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.69
Height: 0.56 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
On the night of the church feast in the quiet village of Orgala, a man disappears. By morning, he is found dead in a shallow pond.
The verdict is simple.... An accident.
But one boy standing at the edge of the crowd notices what others choose not to see-the disturbed mud, the uneasy glances, the silence that settles too quickly over the village.
Years pass. The village moves on. The story fades.
But some memories refuse to disappear.
When the past begins to stir again, long-buried questions return to Orgala. In a place where silence has protected the truth for years, one man must decide whether some stories are meant to remain buried-or finally be told.
Because truth has a stubborn way of surviving.
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