In a society where identity is a precarious balance between truth and illusion, Darwin Asrael grapples with a unique curse: his skin, which is sensitive to the sun, binds him to the overlooked niches of the public. When he encounters his doppelgänger, Gabriel, He is unexpectedly introduced to the clandestine Hemlock organization. He becomes an unlikely detective, solving crimes as night descends, and leaving Gabriel to perform his role in daylight. But as Darwin investigates a series of chilling murders linked to a mysterious author who documents crime, he unveils layers of deception, drawing Darwin deeper into a web of intrigue where nothing is as it seems. As he follows these narratives' trails, he begins to doubt his own identity, realizing the stories may be more associated with his existence than he ever imagined.

The Late Identities of Darwin will resume its chapter releases on December 10.


The outline for the next chapter is already complete; however, drafting will not begin until I finish outlining the final battle of the current arc in The Covenant of Timeless Mysteries. That arc will take a little time, as I hope to reach a pivotal point before returning to Darwin.


That said, I expect to have more time next month, and I'm excited to temporarily return to writing both novels in tandem. 


As a thanks to anyone reading, here is a verse from Gabriel's Past:


Chapter 14 - Returining