A Song to Verona is saga of love, loss, and second chances—woven across continents and generations.

The pursuit of success will also bring the gains and pains that come along with fame. As it begins to cast its glare, the characters find their integrity tested—not just by personal struggles, but by the relentless scrutiny of the outside world. In the spotlight, even small cracks widen, and staying true to oneself becomes the greatest challenge of all.

Camila Findlay has never belonged. Not in the shimmering world of red carpets and designer gowns her parents adore. Not in the rituals of faith she's forced to perform, nor in the private school where her voice is a disturbance. Raised in a mansion where image trumps truth, her rebellious spirit burns too brightly for the narrow corridors of expectation. When one too many outbursts forces a decision, Camila is sent across the ocean—exiled to an elite boarding school in Trieste.

But what begins as punishment soon reveals itself as an awakening. In a foreign land, among strangers, Camila begins to find her voice—not just as a singer, but as a young woman unwilling to conform. Her music becomes her refuge. Her questions, sharper. And though her past clings to her like a shadow, new bonds begin to form.

Meanwhile, across Europe, in a modest home in Verona, a boy named Paolo blows out eight birthday candles and unwraps his first bicycle. That moment, seemingly small, marks the beginning of a journey that will change everything. Paolo Sartori doesn't know Camila exists, nor does she know his name. Yet fate has already set its course.

Between Los Angeles, New York, Trieste, and Verona, the first volume of A Song to Verona intertwines the lives of three characters shaped by legacy, longing, and silent truths. Liam, Camila's older stepbrother, flees the golden cage of fame in pursuit of a soul-stirring career on the stages of Broadway. Paolo, a gifted cyclist with quiet determination, begins a path shaped by sacrifice and dreams he can barely name. And Camila—fiery, brilliant, broken—takes her first steps toward becoming the woman who will one day change all their lives.

This is not just a story of romance. It is a saga of found family, generational silence, ambition, and the battle to define oneself against the expectations of others. Roots and Destinies sets the tone for a sweeping literary series that defies the usual tropes, inviting readers into a world where music, identity, and longing echo across continents.