The children of Sophia

Sophia Martakis has spent her life learning how to survive loss. Orphaned as a child and shaped by years of loneliness, she builds a quiet life in New York until she meets Lucas Torres, a man carrying wounds of his own. What begins as an unexpected connection grows into a love that offers both of them something they thought they had lost forever: hope.But when tragedy strikes and their long-awaited child is taken from them before he can take his first breath, Sophia's grief becomes a force she can no longer control. As reality and longing begin to blur, she creates a world where loss can be undone and motherhood can still exist.The Children of Sophia is a deeply emotional novel about love, grief, memory, and the fragile boundaries between what is real and what the heart refuses to surrender. A haunting and compassionate story, it explores how far a mother might travel into the landscape of her own sorrow in search of a child she cannot let go.

Pages: 298, Paperback, Daisy Furtak