THE LAST PULSE
In a fractured world where memory fuels power and the human psyche is both weapon and refuge, a dying Archive calls out to the last Seeker.
Haunted by visions and hunted by forces that feed on memory, Alex Renn uncovers a hidden sanctuary — the Archive of Embers, a place where forgotten stories are planted like seeds and where pain, once written, can reshape the world.
Alongside the enigmatic Nira, a memory-weaver with secrets of her own, Alex must walk the Spiral of Becoming — a path of rituals, confrontations, and awakenings — as time collapses and reality frays at the edges.
But as the Pulse weakens, and truth blurs into nightmare, one question remains:
Can memory save the world — or destroy what’s left of it?
A slow-burn epic of identity, trauma, healing, and the quiet apocalypse.
This is the first story I wrote several years ago, but I did not publish it because I found it difficult to understand and it might be boring for many people. But now, after several years, I decided to dust it off and publish it, in the hope that someone might like it.
It is a great story only limited amount of people can understand it
The imagination in it isn't just for entertainment, it has philosophy and contemplation. The ending was satisfying, but it also left me wanting more!
Okay, I dropped your first novel and stopped publishing it, but please help me with this story. I hope you don't do the same thing again. This is a different novel from your first one. Keep going.
This is a complicated story. I read a chapter twice until I understood it. I want to know what Alex's ending will be.