A mind that cannot be trusted, and knows it
Abdul Aziz Ayub
Physiology lecturer, author of The Lost and the Broken, turned a COVID writing experiment into a passion for storytelling.
The Lost & The Broken
When psychologist Dr. Emma Taylor's former flame Dr. Wilson refers a troubled patient Michael to her care, she's drawn into a labyrinth of paranoia hallucinations and mystery. As Michael's grip on reality falters Emma must confront her complicated past with Wilson and face the dark forces driving his descent. Can Emma rescue Michael from the brink of madness? Or will the shadows of their pasts destroy them both?
Written specifically to entertain his students, Dr. Abdul Aziz Ayub, a lecturer of Physiology at Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, presents his debut novella.
This gripping psychological thriller combines suspense & intrigue, making it a compelling read for anyone seeking a thrilling story.
Dive into a World of Psychological suspense & Mind-bending twists.
Turn through the pages.
A few pages from the book, so you can see how it reads before you buy.










What this book is about .
The distance between a doctor and a patient
An old attachment returning at the wrong moment
What people manage to hide behind competence
Hope glimpsed briefly, then lost again
About the Author
Meet Dr. Abdul Aziz Ayub, Physiology Lecturer by day and Novella Ninja by night! When COVID-19 locked down the world, Abdul unlocked his inner writer. What started as a clever ploy to entertain his students evolved into a full-blown writing addiction?
After four unfinished stories, Abdul finally completed his debut novella – proof that even lecturers can triumph over writer's block! As a passionate teacher at Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College's Department of Physiology, Abdul's expertise in human function now extends to crafting compelling characters.
Connect with Dr. Abdul Aziz Ayub: writer.abdulazizayub@gmail.com
Read a little of the book.
"I see a woman in the mirror who isn't there."
Michael's voice was barely audible, a low whisper that sent a shiver down Dr. Emma's spine.
The dimly lit room seemed to shrink, the shadows cast by the faint light dancing across the walls like restless spirits.
Michael's chair scraped against the floor as he stood, pacing before the window like a caged animal. Dr. Emma's eyes followed him, her gaze piercing, trying to unravel the enigma that was Michael.
"I see demons in their eyes," Michael said, his voice a mere whisper, a secret shared in the darkness.
Michael's hand hesitated on the door handle, his gaze searching for answers in the depths of Dr. Emma's eyes. "I see hope...just a fleeting glimpse of it." His voice barely rose above a whisper, a fragile thread of trust. "Then it's gone."
With that, Michael disappeared into the night, leaving Dr. Emma with more questions than answers.
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