Some secrets are older than time. Some choices change everything.
Victor joins a dangerous sea expedition searching for the lost Valeria Treasure alongside four boys known as The Invisible Men. But beneath the ocean waits something far more terrifying than gold.
A forgotten kingdom. A sea that remembers names. And a place where time no longer moves the way it should.
When the crew crosses into the mysterious waters of Valeria, reality begins to fracture. The moon turns red. The sea watches them. And one impossible choice may cost them everything.
As ancient truths surface and the line between memory, myth, and destiny begins to collapse, Victor discovers that some stories are not buried — only waiting.
The Heart of the Sea is the first book in the TICK TICK TICK trilogy — a dark fantasy mystery filled with time loops, haunting secrets, emotional bonds, and a world where the sea never forgets.
Blue Sky Soul writes stories born from feelings before plots.
A dream, a memory, a single line of dialogue, or a moment that refuses to leave her mind often becomes the seed of an entire world.
Her debut novel, The Heart of the Sea, is the first book in the Tick Tick Tick trilogy — a dark fantasy about time, memory, sacrifice, and the people we cannot let go of.
Whether writing dark fantasy, alternate universes, or quiet romances, her stories explore the same question in different forms: What happens when love, grief, hope, and memory refuse to disappear?
Before publishing original fiction, she built worlds through fanfiction, gathering thousands of readers who connected with her emotional storytelling and character-driven narratives. That same heart now lives in every story she writes.
She writes late at night when the world is silent, and believes stories are not created — they are discovered, one feeling at a time.
You can find her on Wattpad, AO3, Tumblr, Instagram, and Reddit as BlueSkySoul.
If you love Pirates of the Caribbean and are looking for that perfect pirate vibe, this book is for you. The brotherhood and deep bond between the crew is honestly the best part of the story, which makes the whole treasure hunt feel so much more intense. It does take a little time at the beginning to really build up the characters, but that slow burn pays off perfectly. You end up caring about them so much that it genuinely hurts when they get hurt. By the time you get to the end, it leaves you dying to know what happens next to Victor. If you're a fan of high-seas adventures, you definitely need to read this.