City of Arma

About this book

In "City of Arma," that forgotten spot fallen from geography's maps to settle in the maps of dark legends, light visits the sidewalks only while trembling with fear of dissipation. There, where fog creeps like a living creature devouring clarity, the tale of Rima begins; the girl who thought for years that her greatest adventures lay among the old archive's shelves, before fate threw into her lap a mysterious notebook turning her world's scales upside down. Rima was not seeking heroism, but heroism knocked on her door in the form of a stifled scream and a death leaving no trace. She suddenly finds herself facing a tyranny feeding on "false immortality," led by Nervaal; the shadow stealing memory and blurring existence. And while she sinks in the whirlpool of secrets, Fero appears; the man created of shadows and came with moon-colored eyes, to become her compass in the journey of searching for the self and for the forgotten light. The novel is no mere struggle between good and evil, but a deep human journey into the labyrinths of the psyche.