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Crimson Prophecy
Nambra
A desperate flight.
A daughter who thinks herself abandoned.
A mother who thinks her daughter is dead.
In a city ravaged by a deadly plague, Nambra's life is turned upside down. When her caretaker, Mama Ula, becomes one of the blue people, Nambra is taken to a labor camp masquerading as an orphanage, and the young girl must fend for herself.
Alone and abandoned, Nambra seeks to find her way in an unforgiving world. Unaware that her mother is searching for her, Nambra finds her way on the streets of Prossa. As she navigates the unforgiving landscape, she becomes entangled in a complex web of events that spans the continent.
Forced to flee the city with the help of a kind stranger, she finds a rare and fleeting moment of peace, but Nambra’s true challenge is yet to come. With each step forward, her resolve is tested, and she must confront the darkest aspects of her own nature to find hope and redemption.
A daughter who thinks herself abandoned.
A mother who thinks her daughter is dead.
In a city ravaged by a deadly plague, Nambra's life is turned upside down. When her caretaker, Mama Ula, becomes one of the blue people, Nambra is taken to a labor camp masquerading as an orphanage, and the young girl must fend for herself.
Alone and abandoned, Nambra seeks to find her way in an unforgiving world. Unaware that her mother is searching for her, Nambra finds her way on the streets of Prossa. As she navigates the unforgiving landscape, she becomes entangled in a complex web of events that spans the continent.
Forced to flee the city with the help of a kind stranger, she finds a rare and fleeting moment of peace, but Nambra’s true challenge is yet to come. With each step forward, her resolve is tested, and she must confront the darkest aspects of her own nature to find hope and redemption.
113 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 1, 2025
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