Pointing Somewhere: A Story of Broken Compasses, Lost Children, and Promises Kept

When Ryder wakes among the ashes of a fallen city with no memory and nothing but a rusted iron compass, they face an impossible choice: stay hidden or follow a needle that refuses to point north. The compass doesn't navigate maps—it pulls toward people, toward promises, toward the ones who need finding. In a shattered world of rubble and silence, Ryder discovers that the most dangerous journey isn't about reaching a destination; it's about the fragile bonds formed in the darkness.

Adventure begins when you stop running and start listening. Ryder meets Mateo, a boy no older than ten, abandoned in the ruins and surviving on canned pears and hope. Together, they follow an instrument that no one should trust—a compass that points somewhere, even when nowhere feels safe. Across chapters told in prose that reads like poetry, their story unfolds: a tale of found family, trauma transformed into strength, and the quiet magic of showing up for someone when the world has fallen away.

Perfect for readers seeking literary adventure, character-driven fantasy, and stories that explore what it means to belong. Fans of post-apocalyptic fiction, coming-of-age narratives, and emotionally resonant magical realism will find themselves held by this compass's strange pull. A haunting, unforgettable journey about second chances, the compass we follow, and the people who become our true north.

© 2026 Kokoshungsan Fiction (E-bog): 9781807610081

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E-bog: 2. april 2026