Chasing Noah is a deeply moving novel about encountering the divine in the midst of unimaginable loss. It follows Dr. Muriel Pexi, a trauma physician navigating divorce and motherhood, whose life is shattered when a tragic accident claims her five-year-old son, Noah. After surviving the same incident that takes his life, Muriel awakens to a world irrevocably altered.

In the months and years that follow, she wrestles with a grief that is at once suffocating and disorienting, compounded by vivid dreams in which Noah appears alongside a mysterious child, Isho. As these encounters unfold, Isho emerges as a quiet but transformative presence, guiding Muriel toward a deeper understanding of her suffering and the possibility of healing.

Blending emotional realism with spiritual depth, Chasing Noah offers a fictional yet profoundly authentic portrayal of parental grief. It invites readers to inhabit Muriel’s raw interior world while gently opening the question of divine presence—not as abstraction, but as lived experience. Ultimately, it is a story of loss, longing, and the fragile, grace-filled path toward restoration.

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“Not a language that evolved gradually into the linguistic families we know today, but one shattered by divine will. Torn apart by God, who deemed mankind unworthy to wield it.”

A haunting, cerebral debut novel that moves from the quiet courtyards of Trinity College Dublin to the shrouded archives of the Vatican, from forgotten places to the sacred ground of Iona… where faith, history, and obsession converge.

Daniel, a Trinity College graduate student lost in his discernment, spends his days deciphering old languages under the mentorship of the enigmatic Professor Ashcroft. He goes about his quiet and studious tasks, until a letter from a long-lost friend arrives. What begins as a scholarly pursuit becomes stranger, as Daniel follows a thread that leads him far from Dublin into the heart of Catholic power and toward the edges of his own certainty.

The First Silence is a meditation on the unavoidable violence of pride. The novel traces the intersection of language and religion, and the perilous secrets carved into history itself.

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