The Sky Called Her Home (The Song of Stars Trilogy)

She was hiding—waiting—in the shadows of an oppressive kingdom.
He was sworn to destroy what she’s destined to become.
But fate is rarely so obedient.

In the kingdom of Dravara, magic is hoarded, history is rewritten, and survival is earned in blood.

Disguised and desperate in the slums, a woman with long-buried secrets breaks into a prison to save her childhood best friend—the only person who ever truly knew her. What she finds instead is a realm on the brink of war, a king who suppresses memory through the water supply, a cursed wasteland with world-altering truths—and a shadowweave warrior who sees right through her… and has secrets of his own.

He should have turned her in.
Instead, he rebels against the prophecy that says he must destroy what she’s destined to become.

As unrest spreads, ancient relics stir, and forbidden magic awakens beneath her skin, she must choose:
Stay hidden in the ashes of who she was—or rise and reclaim everything she didn’t know she’d lost.

A gripping romantasy debut filled with star-crossed lovers, devastating betrayals, a continent-spanning quest, and a world where destiny isn’t given—it’s chosen.

Perfect for fans of The Bridge Kingdom, A Court of Thorns and Roses, Fourth Wing, and Throne of Glass.

For readers who crave…
Slow-burn steamy romance, morally gray men with secrets, fierce women who rise from ruin, and magic that pulses beneath every choice—The Sky Called Her Home delivers an emotional, cinematic fantasy experience that stays with you long after the final page.

Expect found family, fate vs. free will, political unrest, chosen-one rebellion, and a romance that simmers until it ignites.

If you love the emotional devastation of Throne of Glass, the tension of The Bridge Kingdom, the raw magic of Fourth Wing, and ensemble cast of A Court of Thorns and Roses, this is your next obsession.

Starforged weapons, dagger-to-the-throat banter, memory suppression via water supply, soft cinnamon roll healers, grumpy warriors with prophecy problems, and one very defiant FMC.

Praise for The Sky Called Her Home

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This book has rendered me speechless. The intoxicating blend of banter and humour with darkness and emotion had me giggling out loud in some chapters and covered in goosebumps in others. This book made me FEEL.” — Lara, ARC Reader
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This book is my entire personality now. It's stardust and soul. It's EVERYTHING. Lyrical, haunting, and otherworldly in a way that slips beneath your skin and stays. If you ever take a book rec from me, let it be this one.” — Marin, ARC Reader
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Prose is absolutely stunning. World building INSANE." — Helena, ARC Reader
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This book is phenomenal. A literary masterpiece. INFINITY star read." — Britty, ARC Reader

Book One in the Song of Stars trilogy.