What Inspired Me to Write this Book?

Stories often take shape from fragments of thought, fleeting dreams, or unanswered questions that linger in the mind. The Rift of Wings was born from my fascination with the unknown, the space where history, imagination, and the future meet. I wanted to explore what happens when humanity dares to look beyond its limits, when courage meets vulnerability, and when time itself bends under the weight of destiny.

As I developed this story, I drew inspiration from two powerful forces: the marvel of aviation and the human spirit’s hunger for connection. Airplanes and flight have always represented freedom and the defiance of gravity’s chains. To me, they symbolize not just machines in the sky but bridges between past and future, between hope and despair. At the same time, the human heart is forever caught between love, sacrifice, and the ache of separation. That tension is what I wanted to capture in this book.

The characters came alive as reflections of our own struggles. They are dreamers torn between choices, pilots confronting not only the storms in the skies but also those within themselves. Through them, I hoped to show that time travel is not only a journey across ages but also an inward journey into our own fears and desires.

The Rift of Wings is more than just a story of flight and time. It is a story of resilience, longing, and the eternal search for meaning. Writing it allowed me to bring together my love for storytelling, my curiosity about what lies beyond the horizon, and my belief that even in the harshest turbulence, there is always a chance to rise again.