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The Void Volume 1
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781067438005
Publisher: Dia Syed
Published: Apr 1 2026
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.57 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Meet Dekani Silmyra, an unassuming high school physical education teacher living a carefully constructed life in Edmonton, Alberta. To the world, she is ordinary. In truth, her human existence is a façade-one hiding an ancient past, immense power, and a secret she has spent centuries trying to escape.
That fragile peace begins to fracture when something ancient stirs beyond her carefully controlled world. Forces long buried begin to surface, unraveling the life she built to remain hidden. Its return draws the attention of someone who should never have found her-someone who refuses to leave.
With danger closing in and the past pressing at every edge, Dekani is pulled toward a conflict she swore she would never face again.
As she struggles to keep her true strength concealed, shadows from her past resurface and devastating truths emerge-linking her history to disappearances no one has been able to explain. Caught between the life she longs for and the power she fears, Dekani must decide how much of herself she is willing to unleash to protect those she cares about...
Before the darkness within her claims everything.
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