The Forbidden Trilogy

The Secret Map

That Almost Changed the History of Brazil

The year is 1822. As Brazil prepares to break free from the grip of the Portuguese Empire, a young cartographer named Estêvão Azevedo uncovers a secret map—one that charts invasion routes from Europe and Africa. The goal? Reclaim Brazil and crush its independence. The culprits? Exiled Portuguese nobles, British bankers, and infiltrated Brazilian officials.

Accused of treason, Estêvão becomes a hunted man—by land and by sea. But he's not alone. A fearless smuggler with noble blood and a retired Navy captain join him in a race against time to stop a national catastrophe.

A map, a conspiracy, and a country on the edge of freedom.
The truth lies beneath the waves—and it's written in blood.

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Kennedy Discovered a Forbidden Machine
Horror Beneath the White House

1962. Amid the tensions of the Cold War and the looming threat of nuclear annihilation, President John F. Kennedy is handed a classified report—one that speaks of strange energy readings detected deep beneath the foundations of the White House. Against the advice of his cabinet, he orders a secret excavation.

What they find is not Soviet. Not human.
An ancient machine, buried centuries before the birth of the republic, humming with life. It shouldn't exist. It shouldn't be awake.

Soon, strange dreams begin to haunt the president. Whispers echo through the halls of the West Wing. Staff disappear without a trace. And the deeper Kennedy dives into the mystery, the more he realizes: the true threat to America isn't out there—it's right below his feet.

History remembers the man.
It forgot what he tried to stop.
And some machines… were never meant to be switched on.

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The Temple of Terror
The Architect Who Unleashed the Forbidden God

Egypt, 1346 B.C. As Akhenaten's heretical reign challenges the ancient gods, a gifted architect named Menkheper is summoned to design a temple unlike any other—hidden in the desert, built not for worship, but for containment.

What he uncovers is a name erased from every stele, every scroll, every prayer. A god too ancient, too monstrous, too dangerous for even the oldest priests to utter.

But Menkheper builds it anyway.
And something answers.

Millennia later, in 1923, a team of British archaeologists uncovers the buried structure, still pulsing with unnatural warmth. What lies inside is not dead. Not dreaming. Just waiting.

Some temples weren't meant to be visited.
Some names weren't meant to be spoken.
And some architects… leave more than buildings behind.

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