A mysterious compass. A perilous journey. A story of losing everything—and finding the way home.

After her mother’s death, Layla is left with one final request: travel south to an old woman waiting beneath a date palm and receive what has been kept for her. What awaits is no ordinary inheritance, but a worn compass—and a quiet command to head north before the mountain pass is lost to winter.

Alone on the road, Layla crosses deserts and rivers, villages and high country, moving through landscapes as harsh and beautiful as her unravelling heart. Along the way, she meets strangers who offer shelter, warnings, and wisdom, faces dangers that test her courage and faith, and begins to understand that grief is not only a wound but a threshold.

As the journey deepens, so does the question at its heart: what guides us when the map runs out?

The Traveller’s Compass is a lyrical, uplifting spiritual fable about grief, belonging, and the hidden paths that lead us back to ourselves. Thoughtful and transporting, it speaks to anyone who has ever stepped into the unknown, hoping that, somewhere beyond fear, a truer home might be waiting.