The Song of Merce and Wrath is a gripping fantasy mystery adventure that explores secrecy, belief, love, and the irreversible power of truth, all with a touch of humor.

Greta Campbell has just turned one hundred and twenty-one, an age that should invite wonder-but instead draws suspicion. The Campbell family has long been linked to unexplainable scandals, and their name continues to spark rumors, raised brows, and uncomfortable questions.

At the heart of the controversy is Lunasurya, a churchlike organization founded by Mary and Matthew Campbell. They insist it is neither a religion nor a cult, claiming it worships no deity but instead honors the forces that govern life itself. Some believe them. Others call it dangerous. Many call it madness.

When another scandal shakes the family, a close-knit group of young people sets out on a quest for answers. What they uncover is far from ordinary-a shocking letter from an alleged God, a mysterious map, a supposedly magical tree that showers artifacts, and encounters with deadly beasts that defy expectations.

As the journey unfolds, reality begins to fracture, and the truths they uncover will alter their lives-and their world-forever.

Perfect for fans of fantasy adventure, romance, dark mystery, complex characters, coming-of-age fiction, cult intrigue, and mythical world-building, The Song of Merce and Wrath is a spellbinding tale where curiosity leads to transformation, and nothing remains the same once the song begins.