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Timeless Shadows: Illustrated

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Something was born in the dark.

It tore its way out of a dying woman’s body, fed on blood, and opened its eyes with a question no creature like it should ever

Who am I?

Sinji is a Draeth—an ancient predator engineered to hunt, consume, and leave nothing behind. But from the moment of his awakening, he defies his own nature. He remembers. He hesitates. He chooses.

And that choice changes everything.

Sinji forces himself into a world that was never meant for him. He learns to wear humanity like armor, building a life among scavengers, exiles, and broken souls drifting through the void. Together, they become something dangerous—a crew that survives where others vanish.

But the galaxy is not empty.

It is watching.

Ancient horrors stir in forgotten systems. Slavers harvest entire lives like currency. Empires hide truths that should never be uncovered. And beneath Sinji’s control, something far older than instinct begins to awaken—something that does not want to be restrained.

Now, unleashed into a universe already drowning in shadows, Sinji is no longer just a creature fighting to stay human—

He is the thing that hunts monsters.

And the deeper he descends into the abyss, the more one truth becomes impossible to

Some darkness cannot be contained.

Some shadows are meant to consume everything.

Timeless Shadows is a brutal, atmospheric descent into identity, survival, and cosmic horror—where the line between man and monster doesn’t just blur… it disappears.

544 pages, Hardcover

Published May 29, 2026

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Sandra Rose Berard

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Swiss made multidisciplinary artist and storyteller who paints in shadows and writes in echoes. Rooted in the uncanny, her work straddles the line between beauty and brutality, often exploring themes of transformation, identity, survival, and cosmic longing. Her stories dive deep into the emotional marrow of her characters—hybrids, outcasts, rebels—set against richly imagined dystopian futures and eerie myth-scapes.

“In the flutter of a lash, I glimpse the unseen,” she writes—not as metaphor, but mission. In a world of over eight billion souls, perfection is fragmented. Creation isn’t for the masses—it’s for the ones who feel the pull. Those who resonate are the ones it was always meant to reach.

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