The Reaper’s Lament

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The Reaper’s Lament

By: B. Pinky

Narrated by: B. Pinky

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Death is exhausted...

After countless millennia of guiding souls to the afterlife, the Grim Reaper is crumbling under the weight of eternity. Lonelier than the void between stars, he does the unthinkable: he seeks therapy.

Dr. Ahema Adisa never expected her newest patient to be Death himself. But when a shadow-cloaked figure materializes in her office, radiating ancient sorrow, she doesn’t turn him away. As their sessions unfold, a shocking truth emerges.

Now, he faces a terrifying question: Is his suffering truly necessary, or has he been a prisoner all along?

A haunting tale of cosmic duty, unexpected connection, and the fragile line between purpose and despair.

For fans of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, Matt Haig’s existential warmth, and the lyrical melancholy of Lincoln in the Bardo, this genre-defying novel lingers long after the final word.

Genre Fiction

Metaphysical & Visionary

Psychological

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