Memories of Sorrow Book 1: Obsession: Obsession

Ang Roffe writes the first installment of the Memories of Sorrow series in Obsession. The story follows Shion, whose drawings of deceased classmates manifest reality. When a murder occurs matching one of these sketches, Shion must identify the true killer to clear his name. He explores forbidden magic that proves both powerful and dangerous. This novella examines how a town adapts to the sudden appearance of magic. Readers encounter a narrative focused on survival paths forced upon inhabitants by supernatural events. The text balances horror elements with fantasy tropes in an accessible format suitable for quick reading. Shion faces a choice between mastering dark power or succumbing to the mysterious killer threatening his community. The plot drives forward through the tension between artistic creation and lethal consequence. Shion’s journey requires him to confront the reality behind his art while racing against time. The narrative structure supports this easy-read style, keeping the pace tight and the stakes personal. Roffe presents a scenario where magic is not a gift but a threat that demands adaptation. The town’s response to this new magical presence forms the backdrop for Shion’s desperate investigation. This work offers a concise entry point into a larger series concerned with the costs of supernatural power.