Fall in love with the breathtaking, heart-wrenching fantasy about a girl who must sing to save a world—and risk everything she’s afraid to want.

Aria Espinal hasn’t sung a note since the day her grandmother died. For two years she’s kept the music—and everyone she loves—at a careful distance, certain that wanting things only gives grief more to take. Then a butterfly made of sheet music leads her through a hidden arch into Melodia, a kingdom where memory is made of music and her grandmother’s name still echoes.

But Melodia is forgetting itself. Something in the dark is erasing people one name at a time, and only a Songweaver can stop it—only Aria can hear the broken song calling her home. The trouble is, the dark can hear her too. It has hunted every Songweaver who came before her, and now it knows her name.

As Aria is pulled deeper into the magic—and toward the watchful, guarded protector who stands between her and the dark—she’s forced to choose between the people she loves and the world only she can save. To mend what’s broken, she’ll have to do the one thing grief taught her never to risk again: let herself want.

Lush, aching, and impossible to put down, Songweaver is the spellbinding first book in a YA fantasy trilogy about memory, music, and the people we’d cross worlds to keep—a story about the songs that save us, and the ones we’re most afraid to sing.