How do we cope with this present darkness?

With her home ripped away from her by a move to the middle of a frozen woodland, Oaneka wrestles through questions of beauty, loneliness, joy, life and death with only her siblings for company, in a world that feels darkened with the coming of the Winter months. How do we cope with darkness? How do we grow and forgive when the world feels stagnant?

In a lonely world, together with her sister and brother, they wrestle through broken hopes, darkened grounds and absent parents as they strive to live in a frozen forest, far from the place they had long called home, and far from the warmth of the summer months.

Who is it for?

Frost Light is a quiet story about brokenness, isolation, darkness and hope. It was written with Young Adults in mind, and will be released under the New Adult tag.

Appropriate for children 13+, the story itself is slow-paced and written more for older teens-adults.

If you’ve been hunting around for an interesting story of family and hope, with a touch of fantasy without all the gunk that tends to crowd modern novels, this may be the book for you.