Beyond Time

di Ibrahim Sari (Autore)

Haven Publisher, 2025

Beyond Time is a visionary and poetic exploration of love, destiny, and the eternal cycles of life and nature. At the heart of this novel are Isolde and Alaric, two souls bound not only by affection but by the land they tend—a world alive with breath, rhythm, and constant change. As guardians of this evolving realm, they face the profound truth that time is never still. The world they create together is beautiful, but unpredictable. With each passing season, with every storm and moment of stillness, they must surrender control and embrace the flow of transformation. Their journey is not about a singular victory or end point. Instead, it is a continuous unfolding—a dance between creation and collapse, between what is visible and what lies beneath. As the earth renews itself through cycles of growth and decay, so too do Isolde and Alaric grow, adapt, and awaken to deeper truths about themselves and their place in the world. Beyond Time invites readers into a rich, emotionally resonant world where nature is not a backdrop but a living presence. It's a novel about the quiet power of presence, the resilience born from surrender, and the unbreakable threads that connect us to the earth—and to each other. Through love, patience, and a willingness to evolve, Isolde and Alaric discover that the heart of existence lies not in resisting change, but in embracing it. Written with lyrical grace and visionary depth, this novel will appeal to readers who cherish stories that blur the boundaries between the physical and the spiritual, between love and fate, between time and eternity. For those who believe in the sacred flow of life, Beyond Time is a profound reminder that every ending is also a beginning—and that through every cycle, we are gently guided toward renewal.

• Autore: Ibrahim Sari
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: Haven Publisher
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798230120155