Tomas Rising
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 5 2025
Pages: 52
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.11 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Tomas Rising
A soul fractured by loss. A world unraveling at the seams. A quiet defiance that refuses to fade.
Tomas was never meant to be a hero-he was a man content to live in the margins, until the life he knew shattered beneath the weight of betrayal and silence. Left with nothing but fading memories and a strange mark etched on his skin, he begins an unexpected journey through a land suspended between the ruins of the old and the flickers of something new.
As Tomas wanders through forgotten cities, echoes of war, and the myths whispered in shadowed alleys, he finds himself drawn toward something larger than vengeance-a purpose stitched through time, tethered to symbols he cannot ignore and visions he never sought. Alongside a cast of broken wanderers, fierce protectors, and dangerous deceivers, Tomas must confront the ghosts of who he was to become the spark of what might still be.
A story of quiet resilience, spiritual unraveling, and the power of choosing light even when drenched in shadow, Tomas Rising is a lyrical and haunting meditation on rebirth in a world that's lost its way. With rich symbolism and a deep emotional core, this is not just the journey of one man-it's a mirror held to all of us.
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