The Dreams of Destiny's Ashes (The Sky Remembers Us)

Eighteen years ago, the snow fell out of season - and refused to melt. From that storm came Theryn, a strange, silver-eyed girl born to a family that treats her more like a curse than a daughter. She's clumsy, half-starved, and constantly muttering to herself (or to the spirits that sometimes answer). The village calls her witchling, half-blood, trouble. To Theryn, it's just Tuesday.

But Theryn's bad luck isn't random - it's prophecy.

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They say the world began when a goddess fell asleep - and it will end when her only child wakes.

Theryn has never believed in the old legends, but they believe in her. Born of flame, storm, and something the heavens refuse to name, she carries the spark of a god's dying dream in her veins. When strange powers begin to stir on the eve of her eighteenth winter, the villages whisper the same prophecy: if she wakes, the world burns.

Hunted by priests, haunted by monsters that speak her name, and betrayed by the family who fears what she might become, Theryn discovers that "sleeping beauty" was never a story about innocence - it was a warning.

Above her, Queen Miravyn, the Dragon of Silver Fire, watches with equal dread and fascination. Once the guardian of divine flame, Miravyn knows what happens when a god's heart awakens - she was there when the first dream burned. Now she must choose whether to protect Theryn, or destroy her before the world does.

And caught between them is Queen Caspian, the angel-demon with a soul split by light and shadow, sent to judge whether Theryn's awakening will mean salvation or ruin.

As fire and frost devour the old heavens, Theryn must decide what it means to be alive when destiny itself wants her asleep - and whether she can love something she was born to destroy.