Awakening to the Eternal, the first book in the five-book Moons of Rokar series, opens on a world where prophecy is wielded like a weapon, and memory is the most dangerous truth.

On the red desert planet Rokar, the palace’s protector-warrior Sh’ala has been trained to survive anything. Bonded to her rare vuhud companion, Zaxar, and marked by a living power she refuses to call a tattoo, she has learned to bury questions that could break her.

Then the sky strains, and an old prophecy starts to unravel. Sh’ala is given an unthinkable mission: travel to Earth and retrieve the one who was hidden there for her own protection, her twin sister.

On Earth, Mira’s life is already threaded with strange visions and an unshakable pull toward something she cannot name. When Sh’ala finds her, a single artifact, UxCx, becomes their lifeline, and the bridge between worlds turns into a battleground.

They are not the only ones searching. From the pits of Vu’unu, the realm of perpetual suffering, Khatu stirs in the dark and unleashes A’an to claim the girl, and the power inside her, before she fully wakes.

As memory begins to bleed, both Earth and Rokar must face the same question: what happens when the one who was meant to forget finally remembers?

Rokar is at war. Not a border dispute. Not a rebellion. A war against demons, against the spreading hunger of Vu’unu, and against the one presence that turns every battlefield into a warning: Khatu.

The capital braces for survival as the skies darken, the ground shakes, and the old rules of protection begin to fail. Warriors fall. Secrets surface. Names are erased from memory as if they never existed, and the people of Rokar realize the enemy is not only killing bodies, it is rewriting reality.

When Sh’ala returns from Earth, she brings someone Rokar never expected to see on its red soil: Mira, her twin sister. Mira is not trained for war, not built for palace politics, and not prepared for what Rokar demands. But war does not ask permission. It drafts you. It breaks you. Or it forges you into something you did not know you could become.

As demons press closer and Khatu’s shadow tightens around the kingdom, Mira makes a choice in the heart of combat that shocks everyone, including herself. The palace responds with a decision that will fracture alliances and ignite a new chapter of the war, one tied to a name spoken like thunder in the corridors of power: Tadoka.

Battle of Rokar is a fantasy adventure set in science fiction with fantasy worlds, where the front line is everywhere, the cost of victory is memory, and the darkness does not simply invade, it claims.