
When Whim, the Spirit of Chaos, unleashes a curse that feeds on pain and suffering, the world begins to die one broken soul at a time.
Four young friends, bound by love, loyalty, and fate embark on a desperate quest to find the one thing that might save them: a hidden artefact left by Grace, the Spirit of Healing. It may be their only chance to restore balance before chaos consumes everything, and time is running out.
This is the story 17-year-old Ella escapes into when chronic migraines strike, a fantasy adventure her dad reads aloud that becomes more than entertainment. It's validation. A mirror. And woven into its pages are healing powers she didn't know she needed.
An epic quest grounded in real-life battles, Silent Curse offers both escape and validation, a story where balance must be fought for, and healing is possible.

Meet the Author
N J Gribbin
N J Gribbin crafts worlds where shadows rise, prophecies twist, and ordinary teens discover extraordinary power. Behind the scenes, she has faced her own battles, including chronic pain that shaped the emotional core of her debut novel. She believes fantasy isn’t just an escape, but a mirror, a place to explore the courage we forget we have. This book marks the beginning of her epic saga and her mission to bring bold, heartfelt fantasy to readers who crave both adventure and meaning.
N J Gribbin
Join the Quest... The Darkness Is Rising
A world in chaos mirrors the battles we fight in real life.
An ancient curse. A world falling apart. A girl discovering her strength..
Step into this new fantasy adventure where shadows spread, pain deepens, and hope flickers like a fragile flame. Chaos is tightening its grip on the realm, feeding on suffering and snuffing out the light one soul at a time.
But legends whisper of a hidden artefact, the last spark strong enough to tip the scales.
Four young heroes are about to risk everything to find it.
In the real world, Ella confronts chronic migraine pain, a battle whose shadows echo the very darkness consuming the fantasy realm.


