The Watcher At The End of The Tide

Karim Moussa

Casa editrice: BookRix

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In a world reshaped by time and tide, one man’s love defies death itself.When the sea claims the only woman he ever loved, Corren—a quiet fisherman from a cliffside village—chooses to wait. Day after day, year after year, he sits at the shoreline in a simple wooden chair, watching the horizon. As the land fades and the world forgets, his vigil becomes legend.Haunting and lyrical, The Watcher at the Tide is a timeless short story about love, loss, memory, and the quiet endurance of the human soul.

Disponibile da: 17/04/2025.

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