Some truths are buried for a reason. Some names should never be spoken.

A historian uncovers an erased Surah hidden deep in ancient Islamic texts—one that speaks of a 19th Zabaniyya, a guardian who was exiled for showing mercy.

Her discovery should have been impossible. The text should not exist.
And yet, the moment she speaks the lost name aloud, reality begins to fracture.

Time glitches. The city bends. Strangers look at her as if they have always known her.
The deeper she digs, the more she realizes—she isn’t just uncovering history.

She is history.

A shadowed past clawing its way back into the world.
A prison built to contain something that should have never been forgotten.
And the one man who tried to erase her—realizing too late that she is coming for him.

She was not lost.
She was waiting.
And now? She’s awake.

✔ Dark occult horror – heavy themes of reality breaking, supernatural possession, and identity unmaking.
✔ Slow-burn psychological horror – this isn’t jumpscares; it’s existential dread creeping in.
✔ Morally grey protagonist – she isn’t here to save the world. She’s here to reclaim it.
✔ Enemies-to-something-dangerous tension – power dynamics that shift like shadows.
✔ Biblical & theological horror elements – draws from Islamic, Enochian, and occult traditions (not an explicit retelling, but inspired by esoteric mythos).

This book is for you if you love:
✔ The eerie, suffocating dread of The Ring or The VVitch.
✔ The reality-breaking horror of House of Leaves or Annihilation.
✔ The seductive, ruinous power of The Ninth House or The Book of Night.

This book is NOT for you if:
❌ You prefer clean-cut heroes and happy endings.
❌ You don’t enjoy theological horror or esoteric themes.
❌ You need every mystery explained—some things are left to the unknown.

🕯️ You were erased for a reason. Will you remember why?
🔮 The 19th Guardian is a chilling, mind-bending descent into the occult, where reality warps, names have power, and the past refuses to stay buried.

💀 Are you ready to remember?