"He heals everyone else. He just forgot to heal himself."
Caleb has been wandering for twenty years.
A lone bard with a magical guitar that can mend broken bones, soothe broken hearts, and even bring the dying back from the edge. He's traveled from town to town, singing songs that heal strangers-and running from the one wound he can't face.
In every settlement, he meets someone broken. A warrior standing guard over a forgotten grave. A child who forgot how to laugh. A king who chose duty over love. And in every town, he writes a song that heals them.
But each song also heals a piece of him.
Now the road is running out. The grave on the hill is waiting. And Caleb must finally face the wound he's been running from his whole life-a loss he couldn't prevent, a grief he buried so deep he forgot it was still there.
Because sometimes the only person you can't heal is yourself.
The Wandering Strings is a beautifully crafted story about music, memory, and the courage to finally stop running. Perfect for fans of The Name of the Wind, A Man Called Ove, and anyone who's ever needed to be reminded that it's never too late to stay.
