The Tranquility

They called him a monster.

Then Prince Fred saw what made him one.

For a hundred years, the kingdom of Syknëal has lived in peace. No wars. No demons. No darkness. Only quiet streets, quiet hearts, and the soft lie that the old horrors were gone forever.

That peace ends the night Fred brings home a black box pulled from the ashes of a dead city.

The box is called the Burak. It is forbidden. It is sealed. And it carries the will of a Demon Lord the world tried to erase from memory.

One drop of Fred's blood is all it takes.

The relic wakes.

And Fred is dragged into the past of the very being everyone calls a monster.

What he finds is not a mindless beast.

He finds a man who once had friends who would die for him.

A brother who loved him without condition.

A grief so deep it could crack the world open.

The more Fred sees, the more the line between hero and monster begins to blur. The more the kingdom's perfect peace starts to look like a carefully built prison. And the more he begins to understand a terrifying truth:

Some doors, once opened, can never be closed.

Something ancient has already begun to watch him.

Something that knows his name.

Something that has been waiting for the blood of a prince.

Why readers can't put this book down:

• The "villain" has a heart - and you will ache for him.


• A prince, a kingdom, and a family quietly destroyed by pain no one ever noticed.


• Short, fast chapters that end on sharp hooks and refuse to let you stop.


• A shocking fall and a mysterious child that will make you reach for Volume 2 immediately.


• Emotional dark fantasy that hits harder than pure action - this is a story about grief, loyalty, and the terrible cost of peace.

If you love dark fantasy that digs into the soul instead of only swinging swords...

If you want a story where the monster might be the most human character of all...

If you are ready for a series that begins with a whisper and ends with the world starting to break...

Then start here.

The Tranquility: The Burak - Volume 1

Peace was never real.

And the first drop of blood has already fallen.