Man Alone: The Dark Book

Zene lives on the edge of consequence, where instinct overrides reason and every choice leaves a mark.<br>In a fractured Seattle where Rat City collides with power and excess, <b><i>Man Alone: The Dark Book </i></b>traces the inner life of a man shaped by violence, driven by desire, and haunted by the weight of his own nature.<br>Zene is not searching for redemption. He is surviving himself.<br>Then Karizma returns.<br>She is memory, temptation, and the echo of something almost human. But even as he moves toward her, one truth remains: for a man like Zene, love is never separate from ruin.<br>This is not a conventional love story.<br>It is a psychologically charged descent into obsession, identity, and the quiet, irreversible consequences of being exactly who you are.<br>For readers drawn to dark literary fiction, complex antiheroes, and stories that leave a lasting imprint.

Jack Remick is a novelist, poet, essayist. His work includes the novels-Blood; Gabriela and The Widow; Citadel; Doubles in a Game of Chance. The poetry-Satori, Poems; Songs of Sadness Joy and Despair--A razor in one hand, a pen in the other; The essays-What Do I Know.