Burn the Skies (Threads of Dreams)

In the city of nightmares, death is far from the end . . . Losing her magic was one thing, but getting bodyjacked by the ghost of her past self? That’s a whole new low for teenage dreamweaver Cole. And when sea monsters shipwreck her hard-won backup, there’s only one hope left to contain the nightmares and escape a bodiless purgatory of eternal torment.But sacrificing the life of a child—however eerie and backstabbing—is too great a price to pay, even to save her friends and her city. As her remaining allies fall and resistance mounts, Cole fights to hold back the monsters at the cost of her own rapidly draining life force. Can she bring herself to destroy her body-snatching young frenemy for good before everyone she loves goes up in flames?In this explosive conclusion to the Threads of Dreams trilogy, the spark of revolution is lit—and even a drowned city can burn.Buy Burn the Skies to ignite adventure today!

About the Author

K.A. Wiggins is a Vancouver-born Canadian speculative fiction author, speaker, and creative writing coach known for the acclaimed "climate crisis + monsters" YA series Threads of Dreams. Her work explores social movements, environmental crises, and identity through intricate, dreamlike tales of monsters and magic.Her debut, Blind the Eyes, was a 2020 Page Turner Awards "Book Spotlight Prize" winner and Barnes & Noble Press "20 Favorite Indie Books of 2018" pick. Her short fiction has been published by Enchanted Conversation: A Fairytale Magazine, Frozen Wavelets by The Earthian Hivemind, Fiction-Atlas Press, and Virgibooks (in translation). She currently serves as the president of the Children's Writers & Illustrators of British Columbia Society (CWILL BC), leads camps and term-length workshops with the Creative Writing for Children Society (CWC), and received the 2021 Literary Arts Award from the Abbotsford Arts Council.Join her newsletter at kawiggins.com for biweekly news and subscriber bonus content including a free copy of Threads of Dreams series prequel novella, Under.

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