A girl wakes in a forest. She does not know where she is or who she is. Yet the forest seems to know. Guided by distant songs, moonlit paths, and memories that may belong to another life, Kiaranwe begins a journey through a realm that recognises her before she can recognise herself. Ancient trees whisper her name. Forgotten stones awaken beneath her touch. And when the rare Indigo Moon rises, her hair begins to glow with a light linked to a truth buried deep within the history of Aevarielle.
As fragments of the past return, Kiaranwe must discover whether she is a lost traveller, the bearer of an ancient memory, or something the forest has awaited for generations. Indigo Moon is a lyrical fantasy novella about identity, memory, rebirth, and the quiet magic of becoming who we truly are. It is Book Three of The Aevarielle Trilogy and a companion to the album Indigo Moon by Henry Mockford.
A girl wakes in a forest. She does not know where she is or who she is. Yet the forest seems to know. Guided by distant songs, moonlit paths, and memories that may belong to another life, Kiaranwe begins a journey through a realm that recognises her before she can recognise herself. Ancient trees whisper her name. Forgotten stones awaken beneath her touch. And when the rare Indigo Moon rises, her hair begins to glow with a light linked to a truth buried deep within the history of Aevarielle.
As fragments of the past return, Kiaranwe must discover whether she is a lost traveller, the bearer of an ancient memory, or something the forest has awaited for generations. Indigo Moon is a lyrical fantasy novella about identity, memory, rebirth, and the quiet magic of becoming who we truly are. It is Book Three of The Aevarielle Trilogy and a companion to the album Indigo Moon by Henry Mockford.