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Nation of Embers
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 7 2026
Pages: 610
Weight: 1.77
Height: 1.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a nation collapsing under fire, one ordinary boy is forced into a destiny he never asked for.
When riots tear through the streets, Ibrahim-a quiet student with nothing but instinct-finds himself trapped in the chaos. What begins as a desperate attempt to save a stranger turns into a nightmare of wrongful arrest, brutal interrogation, and a system determined to break him.
Inside the prison's walls, corruption reigns. Innocent men disappear. Real criminals walk free. And Ibrahim is marked as a leader of the violence he tried to stop.
But the flames outside are only the beginning.
As the country fractures into factions, conspiracies, and hunger, Ibrahim is pushed from one crisis to another-each one darker, each one more dangerous. Every choice he makes pulls him deeper into a world where survival demands courage, sacrifice, and the willingness to stand against the powerful.
When a nation burns, heroes are not born-they are cornered.
Nation of Embers is a political-crime thriller about fear, loyalty, and the cost of standing up when everything around you is falling apart.
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