About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is struggling to process the death of a grandparent or feeling overwhelmed by a sudden transition into adulthood. While the plot involves runes and time travel, the heart of the story focuses on fifteen-year-old Sky as he navigates the complex emotions of grief and the weight of a family legacy he did not ask for. It explores how we carry the history of our ancestors and the courage required to forge our own path when the world feels heavy. Parents will appreciate how it treats teenage grief with gravity and respect, though it is best suited for mature readers due to some darker historical elements and intense moments of peril. It is a thoughtful choice for a child who feels like an outsider or is searching for their place within their family tree.
