Angol
Alex has always trusted reason. His lifelong friend Jonah has always chased impossible things.
When Jonah becomes convinced that a mysterious woman is appearing throughout the city according to a hidden pattern, Alex dismisses it as exhaustion, loneliness, and obsession. But as Jonah abandons work, sleep, and ordinary life to follow her, Alex begins witnessing moments that refuse to fit any rational explanation.
Their search leads from crowded railway stations and lonely waterfronts to memories of Oxford, forgotten myths, and a haunting encounter beneath the moon years before. Each discovery blurs the boundary between reality and delusion, forcing Alex to question whether his friend is suffering a psychological collapse-or perceiving something hidden beneath the surface of everyday life.
As Jonah's obsession deepens, Alex must decide whether to pull his friend back from the edge or follow him into the unknown. But some mysteries demand belief, others demand doubt, and the most dangerous are those that thrive in the space between the two.
A haunting literary psychological mystery that explores friendship, obsession, myth, memory, and humanity's relentless search for meaning in an uncertain world.
