Ghost-eye: A Novel is a haunting and thought-provoking story that explores memory, identity, and the mystery of past lives. Ghost-eye: A Novel begins with a young child who suddenly insists on eating fish, despite never having tasted it before and growing up in a household where it is forbidden. The child claims to remember another life one lived beside a river, with a different family and a completely different way of living.

Confused and unsettled, the family seeks help from a psychiatrist who has spent years studying rare cases involving memories of previous lives. As the child’s revelations unfold, Ghost-eye: A Novel challenges everything the doctor believes about the mind, reality, and human consciousness. Decades later, when the case resurfaces, its impact proves far deeper and more unsettling than anyone could have imagined. Blending psychology, mystery, and quiet suspense, Ghost-eye: A Novel is a powerful exploration of how the past can echo into the present in unexpected ways.