A Fantasy Rooted in Destiny and Choice
Set in a time long before the birth of Christ, Fulcrum of the Doom opens onto an ancient world governed by power, prophecy, and fragile balances of fate. Four mighty lords preside over this world, shaping destinies through their blessings. Among them rises Lord Odan, gifted with the extraordinary ability to alter human fate—a power he uses to establish the formidable kingdom of Doom.
Into this charged landscape steps Evander, known as Eve, who journeys to Doom to honour an old promise. What begins as a personal obligation soon unfolds into a far‑reaching quest. Along the way, allies from different walks of life and mystical beings converge, binding their destinies together. Their journey forms the emotional and narrative spine of this first book in a planned trilogy.
World‑Building with Purpose
Nilesh Mani Singh approaches fantasy with patience and structure. The novel invests carefully in its world‑building, allowing political power, myth, and personal motive to intersect. Fate operates not as a distant abstraction, but as an active force—questioned, resisted, and reshaped by human choice.
The narrative weaves together multiple characters whose paths cross in unexpected ways. Each encounter adds texture to the story, expanding the moral and emotional scope of the world Singh creates. Rather than relying on spectacle alone, the novel foregrounds consequence: every intervention in fate carries a cost.
Themes that Anchor the Epic
At its core, Fulcrum of the Doom examines the tension between destiny and agency. The ability to change fate becomes both a gift and a burden. Power invites responsibility, and loyalty is tested against survival. Through Eve’s journey, the novel asks whether destiny can ever truly be rewritten—or only redirected.
The story also reflects on promises made in the past and the weight they carry into the present. History, in this world, is not inert. It presses constantly on the living.
An Author Answering a Long‑Held Calling
Nilesh Mani Singh is a law graduate from Gujarat National Law University who has written since childhood. For years, his stories remained private, shaped quietly alongside academic and professional life. The idea for this trilogy, however, became a decisive moment—a call to act on a passion long held in restraint.
That background lends the novel an underlying discipline. The structure is deliberate, the pacing controlled. Singh writes with the awareness that large worlds require coherence as much as imagination.
The Beginning of a Larger Arc
As the opening volume of a trilogy, Fulcrum of the Doom lays its foundations carefully. It introduces a world in motion, characters bound by fate, and conflicts that promise to deepen rather than resolve quickly. The novel does not seek immediate closure. Instead, it establishes momentum—inviting readers into a story that will continue to evolve.
For readers drawn to epic fantasy grounded in myth, moral tension, and carefully constructed worlds, Fulcrum of the Doom offers a confident beginning. It signals the arrival of a storyteller attentive not only to imagination, but to consequence.
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