Hellflower

The story revolves around Moke Rahone, who finds himself metaphorically "nailed" to his desk, suggesting a sense of entrapment in his mundane life. As he navigates the challenges of his existence, themes of stagnation and the desire for freedom emerge. The narrative explores Moke's journey as he confronts the barriers that keep him from pursuing his dreams, leading to moments of self-discovery and transformation. The book delves into the complexities of modern life and the struggle to break free from societal expectations.