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Echo has no name, no past-only a whisper and a broken world. In the Shattered Sea, where the World Eater devours reality, they must reclaim their memories to survive. But every truth brings them closer to oblivion.

Emily Mitchell was happy with her life. Her nice, normal life that consisted of work, going to the pub with her friends and her dog Fin. She had no need for anything more. Or at least she didn't think she did. One walk home was all it took to change her life forever. Avery Winters led a half life. He worked, he was dutiful to his parents and cared for his sisters. He was happy but unfulfilled. Then he died.

She was stupid, and she was gullible. But she was hopeful that a better day would come. And she hoped to have the strength to get there.

In Echoes of the Resonant Realms, 16-year-old Kaen discovers she has a special connection to sound in the magical world of Lyrica, where ancient Harmonizers once used music to maintain balance. Along with Ryuu, a mysterious boy from her village, she embarks on a journey to restore harmony to their fractured world, gathering ancient artifacts tied to sound magic. They face dark forces, including the shadowy figure Nerys, who seeks to manipulate their fears and disrupt their mission. As they uncover more about the lost Harmonizers, Kaen and Ryuu realize that restoring balance requires more than just gathering relics-it involves creating a powerful, unifying melody. Throughout their journey, they learn to confront their insecurities, trust each other, and embrace the deeper emotional power behind sound. In the end, their combined efforts reawaken the ancient harmonies, healing their world and bringing hope for the future.

The Maid of Honor's Heart is a deeply emotional poem about unrequited love, heartbreak, and sacrifice. The narrator watches the man she loves marry her best friend, imagining a life they could have had while painfully confronting reality. Through vivid metaphors and intimate reflections, the poem explores the tension between desire and loyalty, capturing the raw ache of loving someone you cannot have.