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Sing the Light

Sing the Light

The Singers of Nevya: Book 1

Louise Marley

Serving the people on the ice planet of Nevya, where summer comes once every five years, Sira, the newest Cantrix healer, is charged with proving herself to the unconventional House of Bariken and overcoming its dark customs.

Sing the Warmth

Sing the Warmth

The Singers of Nevya: Book 2

Louise Marley

In a world where summer comes once every five years, the unconventional Cantrix Sira is freed from captivity after training another Singer to bring warmth to the people of Nevya, but she fears that the Singers are dying out.

Receive the Gift

Receive the Gift

The Singers of Nevya: Book 3

Louise Marley

When Cho misuses his powers to dominate the House of Soren, the Conservatory contacts Cantrix Sira, the only one who can challenge him.

Singer in the Snow

Singer in the Snow

The Singers of Nevya: Book 4

Louise Marley

On Nevya, summer comes once every five years, and to be outside after nightfall is fatal. Its people rely on their Cantors and Cantrixes, men and women with the ability to channel psi energy through music, creating heat and light. Mreen is possibly the most talented Cantrix on Nevya--but she is unable to make a sound.

When she travels to her first posting at the house of Tarud, she is accompanied by a younger Singer, Emle, who will help the Cantrix, teach Tarus's Housemembers the Cantrix's finger-symbol alphabet, and try to come to terms with her own flawed Gift, her inability to channel her psi. The two young women then find out about Gwin, a young girl whose abusive stepfather wants to exploit her psi-Gift talents--and in reaching out to help her, both Mreen and Emle learn how to help themselves.