The fastest way to die in Limina is not to take a side. It is to care.

Ezra is a fixer. No loyalties. No questions. Payment in full, or there is no deal. Three rules that have kept him alive for three years in a city divided by the Marga River.

Then Rafi offers him ten thousand Kosa to carry a package from west to east. The package is a woman named Anya.

She carries a USB containing plans for a mass-arrest operation—and a list of Sarayan informants embedded within the resistance.

With gunfire on the bridge, patrols on the river, and betrayal closing in from within, Ezra must choose: remain neutral, or care enough to face the consequences.

CROSSING is a story of moral grayness, impossible choices, and the night Ezra learns that sometimes the line between survival and sacrifice is drawn by the person you choose not to leave behind.

Crossing

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