Kachina

David Purcell wakes up with no memory of five weeks after falling into a cave. Pale men hunt him for reasons he cannot recall. He must recover his lost time to survive. The narrative follows his descent into a mythical realm where dark kachinas rule. These figures are the evil gods of the Hopi tradition. J R Rada writes this tale of supernatural horror and gothic dread. The author draws on indigenous mythology to create a tense atmosphere of pursuit and mystery. Readers who enjoy psychological thrillers mixed with folk horror will find this compelling. Those seeking historical non-fiction or light romance should look elsewhere. The story relies on the tension between forgotten pasts and immediate physical danger. Rada uses the Hopi concept of kachinas as central antagonists. This approach grounds the supernatural elements in specific cultural lore. The plot moves forward through David’s desperate attempts to piece together his identity. Each memory regained brings new threats from his pursuers. The book is published by Aim Publishing Group and released in 2017. It stands as a concise entry in modern horror fiction. Fans of authors who blend psychological trauma with mythological entities will appreciate this work. The pacing remains steady as David confronts the dark deities. The narrative does not offer easy escapes or happy endings. Survival depends entirely on remembering what was taken.