How do you hold onto truth when the whole world forgets?
Roman grew up on stories -
stories about history, memory, and the fragile threads that hold a broken world together.
Now, those stories are all he has left.
In a future where promises of salvation mask darker lies, Roman and his father know better than to trust the smiling faces or the glittering banners.
They know hope can be the deadliest weapon of all.
When the ferries come to carry the chosen few to a new world, Roman faces an impossible choice:
believe the dream...
or remember the truth.
Told with raw emotion and haunting simplicity, Roman Child is a story about fathers and sons, memory and rebellion, and what it means to stay human when everything else turns hollow.
For readers who believe that some things - love, truth, memory - are worth carrying across even the darkest futures.