Mystery Stories

A Psychological Horror Mystery A man wakes up on a quiet road with no memory of who he is. The town he stumbles into feels both familiar and strange — everyone seems to know his name, but no one will tell him what happened the night he died. And then a boy appears. A boy who speaks to ghosts. A boy who tells him the truth: “You’re dead. But you forgot.” What follows is a haunting journey through a dreamlike world of shadows, regrets, and buried memories. As fragments of his past return in whispers and echoes, the man must face the darkest moment of his life—and deliver one final message to the living before it’s too late.

From the primordial fires of creation to the final blowing of the Trumpet, The Covenant of Flame and Clay unfolds the untold saga of the Jinn—beings of smokeless fire—through the lens of Islamic revelation. Spanning seven immersive chapters, this epic tale weaves together Qur’anic verses, Prophetic narrations, and vivid imagination to recount the spiritual journey of the Jinn: their origin before Adam, their role in ancient empires, their encounters with prophets like Sulaiman and Muhammad ﷺ, and their struggle for belief in an age clouded by magic, arrogance, and disbelief. As the story unfolds, we witness how some Jinn rejected their arrogance to become believers—standing beside humans in both worship and battle—while others fell deeper into darkness. From their first hearing of the Qur’an in the valley of Nakhla to their participation in the end-time events alongside Isa ibn Maryam عليه السلام, this book brings to life the unseen world in a way never before told. Rich with Arabic Qur’anic verses and emotional resonance, this novel explores justice, guidance, and divine purpose across both realms—seen and unseen—culminating in the ultimate Day of Judgment, when fire and clay will stand equally before their Creator. A tale of belief, betrayal, mercy, and destiny—The Covenant of Flame and Clay is a spiritual epic that resonates far beyond its pages.

In the twilight between empires, a Kushite princess is sent to Benin as the price of peace—her voice silenced, her body traded, her name swallowed by politics. But within the palace walls, surrounded by masks, bronze, and quiet danger, she meets a forbidden soul: Obiora, a sculptor’s son, born from fire and prophecy. Their love is instant. And impossible. Bound by duty, watched by gods, and hunted by a king who owns everything but their hearts, the two must choose: Burn for each other… or be buried by the crown. Ivory in the Fire is a tragic, poetic tale set in a richly imagined world blending Ancient Kush and Benin—told in five emotional chapters. It is about love that defies empires, silence that screams, and two souls who chose fire over fear. They were never meant to survive. But even the gods remember them.

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