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Shadowborn: Son of the Witch: A novel of faith, childhood, mysteries, and shadows.
Paperback
Series: Realismo Mágico de Hernán Porras Molina, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 7 2025
Pages: 158
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.37 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a humble neighborhood in Caracas, little Hernancito grows up surrounded by mysteries nobody dares to name.
While other children play in the streets, he talks to shadows, dreams with messages, and sees spirits that cling to the corners of his home.
But everything changes the day a murdered child appears in front of him... asking for help.
Guided by his mother-a woman feared by many, misunderstood by all-Hernancito must confront forces both earthly and supernatural:
the violent neighbor who terrorizes the barrio, the ghosts trapped in the house, and a guardian-shadow who demands obedience.
Between faith and fear, innocence and survival, Shadowborn: Son of the Witch explores:
✔ The hidden world behind childhood
✔ Spiritual inheritance and premonitory dreams
✔ The invisible wars that shape a family
✔ The strength of a mother who fights darkness with courage instead of prayers
A novel full of warmth, suspense, and mysticism-where every shadow has a story, and every child carries a secret.
Perfect for readers of magical realism, Latin American folklore, and coming-of-age stories with supernatural depth.
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