Synopsis

Painful words, heartbreaking metaphors, hopeful symbols, and love poems are all a part of Singularity's plot progression. The pain of heartbreak was soul-ripping. Feeling trapped in the boundaries of your own mind was like torture. Tears felt like they were endless. Living life just to suffer seemed like God's only purpose for creation. Singularity shows readers that finding faith in God despite the agony of heartbreak can be revolutionary. Experiencing joy in what was otherwise a gray, dull world is made possible through self-exploration, knowledge, and hope in a dark world. Alasady's passion for writing is shown in the depth of her figurative language. She is truly an artist who paints with beautiful words, planting the seeds of imagination in her readers. Readers of Singularity begin to wonder if the misery of this world is inescapable. Can faith really heal the evil that resides deep in the human mind?