The girl who spoke too loud

They said she felt too much.
they said she spoke too loudly.
And then they made sure no one else from her family would ever speak again.

Born into a vast bustling household tucked between ancient hills and forgotten borders- Samar never imagine she would be the last one left. Her siblings-twelve in all. Her mother, her father, her grandparent, her uncles, her cousins. All gone. Lost to a single night of smoke and thunder.

But death was not end of her story.

In a world where peace is a memory and truth are a threat; Samar learns to wield one thing that the world cannot silence- Her voice. with emotion as her strength and empathy as her compass, she steps into the fire not to fight, but to speak. And to be heard.

But the louder she speaks, the more enemy she makes. Some fears her ideals. Some twists her images. And some want to use her to sign away everything she still stands for.

And somewhere along the way between- protest and negotiations betrayals and hope- someone there to love the girl who never meant to survive. Someone who sees her not as a weapon or a simple but simply as Samar. But how do you hold love in a world built on ashes? How do you protect it without losing what you stand for?

And yet...

A whisper spreads across the fractured land about a girl who lost everything and now may have the power to change everything.

Will have always bring peace?
Or will it be the last thing she ever raises?

This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real events, people, or places is purely coincidental or perhaps, inevitable.