Rabat thought he understood love, loyalty, and the life he had built. Then, little by little, everything began to fracture.Haunted by visions he cannot explain and the mysterious sound of wings, Rabat finds himself drawn toward a world where dreams carry warnings, memories refuse to remain buried, and the boundary between the human and the divine grows dangerously thin.As his marriage begins to unravel, an extraordinary presence enters his life-one connected to secrets far older than his own suffering. What begins as a search for answers soon becomes a journey across love, betrayal, family, faith, and destiny, forcing Rabat to confront not only the people he may lose, but the person he is becoming.Along the way, unexpected souls cross his path. Some will wound him. Some will guide him. And one may finally understand the silence he has carried inside for far too long.From Canada to the shores of the Mediterranean, Rabat follows a path shaped by broken promises, mysterious encounters, spiritual questions, and a love he never expected to find.But some angels do not come to save us.Sometimes, they come to show us the path we were always meant to follow.The Broken Angel is an emotional supernatural romance about love, loss, faith, destiny, and the unseen bonds that can connect two souls across even the darkest moments of life. Rabat Hasan is a contemporary novelist whose work explores love across borders, emotional distance, and the quiet power of human connection. Drawing from cross-cultural experiences, his storytelling blends intimacy, longing, and reflection into narratives that resonate with modern readers.His debut novel, Whispers Beneath the Clouds, captures the essence of long-distance love and the emotions that linger between what is said and left unspoken. Through evocative settings and deeply human characters, Hasan creates stories that feel both personal and universal.Writing across multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and Swedish, Rabat Hasan continues to reach a global audience with stories that transcend geography and culture.