Khalid came to Kota Gelangi with a single purpose — to uncover the truth behind the fall of Laman Suluh, once a sanctuary of light and learning nestled in the veiled valley of Lembah Suri. But what he finds is a city draped in elegance yet drenched in silence, where knowledge is hidden, speech is controlled, and memory itself is forbidden.
Kota Gelangi stands between mountain and river, surrounded by blackened walls that have never crumbled — not because they cannot, but because what they hold must never escape. Beneath its spice-scented markets and labyrinthine alleys, a darker power governs: one that decides not only who may walk, but also who may think, believe, and remember.
Khalid’s quiet search for a hidden hand draws him into something far deeper — a world where truth is outlawed, where faith is manipulated, and where the past is both weapon and wound.
The Last Book The Silent Wall is the first echo in a sweeping tale of betrayal, belief, and buried resistance. It is a story of voices silenced and hearts still burning — of a city carved from fear, and of those who still dream of something more.
In a time when prayer is dangerous and memory is punishable, one question remains:
Who dares to hope when even silence is no longer safe?
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| Dimensions | 18.9 × 12.4 × 2.6 cm |
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| Binding | Paperback |
| Edition | 312 |
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