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The Silent Dance of Stars
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781036964290
Publisher: Ciro Correia
Published: Oct 31 2025
Pages: 386
Weight: 1.62
Height: 1.19 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some memories are not supposed to survive.
Abe Mendes remembers a woman he once loved. Her name was Sophie. The problem is, he remembers loving her in another life.
What begins as a handful of impossible memories becomes an obsession. Somewhere, somehow, Sophie existed - and Abe is determined to find her again. His search draws him through the strange streets of Memphis and beyond, into a world of clairvoyants, forgotten histories, ancient beings and places that seem to exist just outside the boundaries of ordinary reality.
But Abe is not the only one interested in what he remembers. Someone wants those memories gone. And the closer he gets to Sophie, the more dangerous remembering becomes.
How much of yourself would you risk for someone the world tells you to forget?
Richly illustrated and filled with mystery, symbolism and dark humour, The Silent Dance of Stars is a supernatural fantasy about love, memory and the possibility that some connections might survive more than one lifetime.
A story of strange cities, lost souls and impossible memories - and one man's refusal to forget the woman he loves.
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