Description

Shadows are not born from darkness alone—they are born from stories we forget to remember.

This book began with a single question:
What becomes of a soul that dies unseen?

In crowded cities and lonely towns, there are lives that pass quietly—no farewell, no witness, no final hand to hold. Some slip away unnoticed, carrying their pain into silence. And sometimes, that silence settles somewhere… a room, a corridor, a house, a bridge.

This story is about such a silence.

"Shadows Under the Railway Bridge" is not only a tale of ghosts and hauntings—it is a tale of two lonely hearts separated by time but bound by the same ache. Samar, a young man swallowed by isolation, chose to end his life beneath a forgotten railway bridge. In death, he remained tethered to that space, not out of anger, but because loneliness refuses to fade even when breath stops.

Years later, Reyansh, unaware of the bridge's hunger, finds himself drawn into its quiet curse. Their lives intertwine in ways neither expected, revealing a truth far darker than any ghost:
Sometimes, places remember pain more fiercely than people do.

If you have ever stood alone in the night, feeling watched by something you cannot name…
If you have ever sensed a presence in an empty place…
If you have ever wondered what memories cling to stone and soil…

Then this story is for you.

Turn the page.
The bridge is waiting.