The Diary of the Lost

The Diary of the Lost

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Sahara lives alone in Outcast, Ireland. The foggy evening drove her into the dark alleys as she tries to go to the Northern districts for a new beginning. Along her way, a van stopped and drops a man, too close to death and drove away. Out of curiosity, Sahara checked on the body only to be mesmerized by the kindest face she'd ever seen. A lost soul... A lost boy... half dead and not... A black diary, and the story behind the Diary of the Lost. Will she be able to stand the consequences of being the reader? Let's find out in this roller coaster ride of the Rebel Montisenes.
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In a strange and silent world where time resets every night, 23-year-old Juste has lived the same day for four years. Trapped inside a vast retail park filled with empty shops, rusting fairground rides, and a skyline that never draws nearer, she is the only one awake to the repetition. With no people, no clocks that count forward, and no way out, Juste clings to the only object that remembers: her notebook. In its pages, she writes what she can no longer feel. She records what she forgets - not the facts, but the feelings. Her joys, her breakdowns, her philosophies, and her desperate attempts to make sense of the stillness. As her mind begins to fracture and reform, the diary becomes more than memory - it becomes her only mirror. But buried deep in her entries are flickers of change... and a question she can't let go of: Is this a punishment, a dream, or something she chose?

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