THIS IS NOT A REGULAR LOVE STORY. IT IS A WARRIOR’S PERSONAL DIARY, WRITTEN FOR THE WOMAN HE LOVES. HE IS NOT A WRITER, YET HE CHOSE TO WRITE.

The world needs him to be a hero. To her, he can admit he is afraid.

Krishna leaves the woman he loves, promising to return. Once a wandering astronomer, now a warrior entrusted with saving his world, he journeys through unfamiliar lands and hidden realms. His letters can reach Tara. Her answers cannot reach him.

So he writes.

Of battles and impossible choices. Of people he cannot save. Of the shame, tenderness, anger, and hope he carries beneath his armor.

But the farther he travels, the harder it becomes to understand what being a hero demands. Compassion can carry a terrible cost. Certainty can lead him astray. And the desire to protect others does not spare him from causing harm.

Addressed to Tara, his letters become a place to question himself—and the world he believes he understands.

The Letters I Never Stopped Writing is an introspective epistolary fantasy told through 49 letters and a concluding chapter. A supernatural adventure unfolds through the private words of a man struggling with duty, conscience, isolation, and his longing to return home.

For readers drawn to:
• Fantasy experienced through an intimate, personal perspective
• Moral choices with consequences that strength alone cannot resolve
• Psychological and philosophical depth woven into adventure
• Love that remains present through fear, distance, and uncertainty
• Stories whose earlier moments take on new meaning as the journey unfolds

He writes to keep a promise to her.
In doing so, he reveals the man behind the promise.