Rapture: Testament of the Forgotten

A surreal psychological mystery of lost gods, hidden rules, and children caught in between.

In a secluded village governed by ancient scripture and rigid ritual, three teenagers Isaac, Isabelle, and Ian make daily deliveries under the watchful eye of the church. Life feels quiet, warm, and ordered until cracks begin to appear.

Isaac struggles with fragmented memories and unsettling visions no one else can see. Isabelle feels an inexplicable spiritual pull that forces her to question her family’s faith and her place within the church. Ian, the group’s loyal protector, unravels under the burden of secrets he never wanted to carry.

As routines fracture and the village transforms from sanctuary into cage, the trio becomes entangled in a silent conflict between memory and manipulation, identity and obedience, life and ritual death. And always in the shadows stands Gaius, the beloved church leader whose warmth hides something far colder.

When the ritual myth of Devin’Him resurfaces, they must confront what is worth remembering and who they are willing to become.

RAPTURE is a literary slow burn psychological fantasy infused with horror, surreal mystery, and evocative prose. It is ideal for fans of eerie villages, the oppressive weight of faith, and coming of age stories that unfold like dreams.