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by Amy Harmon · The Chronicles of Saylok #2
2021 · 447 pages · 47North
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📚 Book 2 of a completed 2-book series
When a shipwrecked girl named Ghisla washes ashore in a cursed Norse kingdom, she finds unexpected connection with Hod, a blind boy living in isolation—and discovers that when she sings, he can see. Bound together by magic they don't fully understand, they're torn apart when duty demands Ghisla enter the temple with the kingdom's other rare daughters, yet an invisible thread keeps pulling them back to each other. As Ghisla navigates a dangerous world of political intrigue and dark magic, she and Hod must uncover the truth of their fated bond and decide what sacrifices they're willing to make to save not just each other, but an entire kingdom. It's a beautifully woven fantasy about finding strength in connection and discovering that sometimes our greatest gifts emerge not from power, but from the people who truly see us.
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Moody Norse-inspired folk with ethereal vocals, sweeping orchestral arrangements, and intimate indie ballads. Mix haunting atmospheres (Wardruna, Heilung) with tender acoustic moments and slow-burn sensual indie. Dark magic meets fated connection—isolation, longing, and the pull of invisible threads.
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