The Boy of Prophecies

About this book

On a pitch-dark night in the Canary Islands, fate sways to the rhythm of a raging storm. There, Arman suddenly finds himself facing his worst nightmare when death snatches his father, the sea-crossing captain, without warning. The Boy of Prophecies is not just a novel, but a deep psychological journey into the mazes of grief and loss, where an entire world collapses in a single moment, leaving behind a shock that time will not erase. It is a story about the inner struggle, about a young boy's attempt to understand life's treachery and the cruelty of fate, and how a sudden event can cast its shadows over everything to come. The author dives into the details of pain, instilling in you the despair that gripped Arman and his mother Sofia. He describes precisely how time can stop at a last farewell moment, and how memories become painful images haunting the conscience. It is an invitation to contemplate the fragility of life and man's ability to stand firm in the face of storms. But this journey does not stop at the limits of grief; it goes beyond it to something deeper. For on every page, there is a hidden question about the future.