Líneas fantasma

On Ayrie Island, everyone knows each other. They know each other's stories as well as they know every path, every hill, and the rhythm of the tides. They care for the puffins during the summer and know all the most magical and secret places. Everything is familiar, almost nothing changes, and for Tilda, nothing should: it's beautiful, it's perfect, and it's her home. When Albie, the new boy, arrives on the island, Tilda is eager to show off every corner; he, on the other hand, just wants to be left alone. She soon realizes that it will take more than a guided tour and a few seals to win him over. Then she remembers the stories about the old island just an hour's canoe ride from the mainland. But the old island is a death trap. The journey there is treacherous. Excursions are strictly forbidden. And there are rumors that it's haunted by the ghosts of those who were marooned there. But when all else has failed, venturing into it seems the only way to make Albie see in Ayrie what she sees… Amid storms, family secrets, and wild landscapes, Tilda will have to accept that some things change, even against your will, and that the bonds that unite us —those “phantom lines” that run through the sea and the heart— can hurt and heal at the same time.