The Bones Remember Fire is a lyrical, soul-stirring novel about the echoes of memory, the legacy of silence, and the sacred fire that lives in every woman who refuses to forget.

When a woman haunted by visions returns to her late grandmother's village, she doesn't expect to find a home—but the land remembers her. The house still holds secrets in the floorboards. The grove hums with the ghosts of the women who came before. And in the air, smoke rises—not from destruction, but from something older. Something holy.

As the narrator uncovers hidden journals, sacred rites, and the truth behind her bloodline, she realizes that her pain is not just her own—it is ancestral. The voices she hears in her sleep, the songs in forgotten tongues, the dreams that burn with red light and spirals—they all belong to women who were never allowed to tell their stories.

Until now.

This is not a tale of escape—it is a journey of return. A return to the fire that does not destroy but frees. A fire passed from grandmother to mother to daughter—not always with tenderness, but always with power. To walk into that fire is to remember: who you are, who you come from, and what was taken from you before you had the language to claim it.

A novel rich in spiritual symbolism, rooted in ancestral wisdom, and pulsing with lyrical prose, The Bones Remember Fire is for readers who long for stories that reclaim the divine feminine, who believe that memory is a ritual, and that the body is a map of everything we've survived.

If you loved The Secret Life of Bees, Beloved, or The Salt Eaters, this novel will speak to the part of you that still sings in silence.