Scars of a Ghost

A soldier's childhood violence and battlefield trauma don't stay buried, they just wait for the right room to walk back into. The prologue plays it cold and cinematic rather than sentimental.

The story follows a man shaped by war, crime, and loyalty, tracing the scars left by what he survived and what he did to survive it. Romance and underworld tension sit close to the surface, but the memory of childhood harm is what keeps pulling the narrative backward.

You move through this as a reader more than a strategist, making choices that lean into how much of the past you're willing to sit with. It's a character study first, told through still, deliberate visuals rather than spectacle.