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The Sea That Dreamed of Fire

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De: Sophia Langford
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From the author of The Girl Who Spoke in Storms comes a lyrical and heart-stirring sequel about legacy, memory, and the quiet rebirth of a world once broken.
Long after Amaya’s final song silenced the storms, the ocean began to dream again. Out of that dream is born Lía, a girl shaped not from flesh, but from echo, carrying the forgotten rhythm of her ancestor’s voice. The sea hums her name, the wind whispers her purpose, and the horizon glows with a mysterious red light rising from the depths.
When Lía discovers a drowned city shimmering beneath the waves, she awakens the Fire Choir: spirits of those lost to Amaya’s rebellion, and the ancient power they protect: El Resonador, a pulse at the heart of creation itself. But the ocean’s song is shifting, and every note carries the weight of unmaking.
As Lía learns to balance her gift between destruction and renewal, she must face the truth her grandmother once whispered: Every storm must learn how to rest.
With poetic prose and luminous world-building, The Sea That Dreamed of Fire continues the story of a world rebuilt from silence. It is a meditation on inheritance and identity, a tale of daughters and oceans, of love that survives even through endings, and of the song that keeps creation alive.
The sea dreamed of fire. And it found her
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