Of the Sun and Sea

De: Melissa K. Magner

Narrado por: Marissa DuBois

This omnibus includes both books in the Of the Sun and Sea series, providing the complete narrative in one volume.

At only nineteen, Marina Oliver has lost everything. After an accident took her parents' lives and left her drowning in grief, she finds fleeting comfort in her recurring dreams of ocean waves. But when the waves come for her while she's awake, Marina falls through the cracks of her world and into Elsudra, a realm torn apart by war and ruled by a dictator who seeks to control the source of its magic. Elsudrans call it the Omnia, and it has latched onto her. Forced into hiding and harboring a power she neither wants nor understands, Marina fights against her fate, despite being told she should've chosen it herself. When she begins showing inclinations toward the Omnia's power, however, she can't help but wonder why someone like her—plagued by internal storms and guilt—would've been tasked with such an extreme burden. The more she fights for home, the more intense her dreams grow, and with them, looming threats that force her to confront the darkness both around and within her.

©2025 Melissa K. Magner (P)2025 Melissa K. Magner

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Dense and dramatic yet heartfelt and relatable... Of the Sun and Sea is both a beautiful fantasy adventure and a poignant metaphor for grief and mental health.” – IndieReader, 5 Stars (Winner of the IndieReader Discovery Awards 2025, New Adult)

“An intimate epic, high-stakes, character-driven portal fantasy.” – BookLife (by Publishers Weekly)

A spectacular, emotional series

I love this author-narrator duo, and this story is spectacular. Wow. The characters are off the charts, from Marina of course to the others I loved: Aeric, Pierce, Cal, and even the villain/s, Kieron most of all. I was holding my breath through so much of this story. It's already very emotional, with so many messages about love, grief, war, and hope, and the narrator embodied this emotion beautifully. No easy task with both the magnitude and weight of the story, but it is handled so well on all fronts. How great this is a complete series too!