The Ocean in My Sky (Black and White Version)

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About the book

“When the bow is in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature.” ( Genesis 9:16)
What if one day the sun, the moon, the stars and the rainbow- the enormous ornaments of the sky- fell down on our land right before our eyes?!

Amphira is a land of immortals governed by the sky. Sky protected her dearest Amphirians under her cape; the land blossomed in beauty and hope. Every time the sun-kissed his beloved sky, rainbow pastels flourished abundantly in the sky by wiping away all her tears.

But one night, the man who held the Baton Of Hope failed to paint the sky anymore. Unfortunately, all hope of life was ruined, tears gushed through their streams, grief found his way in. Colour palettes in Amphira faded; it was all blue. And through all of this, Jade, descendent of the Baton Of Hope, is in a predicament. Can mere dreams heal the soul of Amphira?

But the day had already come- the day the sky failed. The day the immortals felt life. THE DEATH!!
Jade and his beloved Kezjen count every star each night, awaiting his mother. Will his mother come back to her only son to wipe his sorrows?

THE OCEAN IN MY SKY is a fantasy fiction with alluring imagery, both frightening and beautiful. This magical journey is unfolded with verses to add to its aesthetics. This story gifts you vivid imageries which dwell on your thoughts. The pages are designed with illustrations using various colour tones to capture the mood of the story. This is the story of a mother’s sacrifice, the son’s sorrow as he awaits her and the misery of those who lost their love. This is also the story of the boundless sky and her precious ornaments- the sun, the moon and the stars.

About the author

Ann Treasa Joseph is a BA English Literature, Communication and Journalism student from Kerala. She writes and lives each of her works, and nature inspires her every day. She loves to create and stare at anything she finds sublime. Fantasizing things and frame magic imagery and then compiling them into pages, any artwork itself seems to be magical to her.