Tiwaz

In a world where ancient deities still walk among humans, the mighty Tiwaz rules with riddles, pranks, and deadly truths. To his tribe, he is both teacher and tormentor-offering wisdom of the stars and crops, yet demanding loyalty to his ruthless ＂game of life.＂ But secrets are never safe. Locked inside imperishable oak lies the essence of Tiwaz-his power, his knowledge, his hunger. And whoever dares to unleash it will alter the fate of humankind. Centuries later, Marnix Vrijman-an unsteady speechwriter with a fractured mind-finds himself spiraling between madness and revelation. Haunted by violent outbursts and bizarre new abilities, he becomes entangled with Machteld Hayen, a psychologist whose motives blur the line between healer and manipulator. Soon, Marnix is no longer certain if he is patient, pawn, or prophet of something far older and far darker. From Bronze Age rituals to modern-day obsessions, Tiwaz weaves myth, psychology, and suspense into a chilling exploration of power, memory, and belief. What happens when the gods we buried refuse to stay dead? Fans of dark mythology, psychological thrillers, and speculative fiction will be drawn into this haunting tale where the past never truly dies and the divine still plays with human lives.