In a post-apocalyptic world submerged beneath rising seas, where life clings to underwater cités and colonies, Alwyn’s life appears perfect. Born into privilege and destined for greatness, he’s sheltered by wealth and power — but also trapped. Trapped by his mother’s overprotection since his father’s death, by a strange illness — or ability — that isolates him, and by the fragility of this too-perfect world.

Everything changes when Alwyn enters the raw, unpredictable realm of a Confederate high school. Determined to prove himself, he stumbles into a clash of worlds: privilege versus survival, idealism versus harsh reality. But nothing throws Alwyn off balance more than Viggo.

Viggo is everything Alwyn is not — a fierce and independent outcast from the mines. Their connection is electric, undeniable, and utterly forbidden. As Alwyn and Viggo navigate the uncharted waters of their relationship, they uncover deeper truths about their society and the dangerous power of their own choices.

Songs of the Ocean, the first book in the Two Worlds of Alwyn trilogy, is an emotionally charged dive into an underwater dystopia, exploring identity, freedom, and a fragile balance between humanity and nature.