This Was Almost Enough
A literary‑speculative novel about memory, consequence, and the quiet violence of becoming.
This Was Almost Enough is a literary‑speculative novel about memory, consequence,
and the quiet violence of becoming. Blending psychological depth with mythic undertones,
the story follows a young girl whose encounter with a non‑human intelligence forces her
to confront the truth humanity has spent centuries trying to forget.
Part first‑contact mystery, part moral transmission, part intimate character study,
the novel explores what happens when a child is asked the question adults fear most:
What will we become if we remember who we were meant to be?
Perfect for readers of literary sci‑fi, philosophical fiction, and mythic speculative
narratives, this novel resonates with fans of Arrival, Never Let Me Go,
and The Ocean at the End of the Lane. A haunting, intimate, and deeply human story,
This Was Almost Enough asks not whether humanity deserves saving — but whether we
can still recognize the part of ourselves worth saving.
We Were Meant For More — The Trilogy
A mythic, emotionally resonant trilogy exploring identity, truth, and awakening across generations.
Book One: We Were Meant for More
The beginning of the awakening — a story of innocence, discovery, and the first fracture in the world we thought we understood.
Book Two: We Were Meant for Truth
The unraveling — where hidden histories surface, and the cost of knowing becomes impossible to ignore.
Book Three: We Were Meant to Wake
The reckoning — a final confrontation with the question at the heart of humanity’s future: what does it mean to truly wake?
Upcoming Projects
New stories are already in development — expanding the mythic, psychological, and speculative universe
introduced in This Was Almost Enough. Check back soon for cover reveals, early excerpts, and release dates.