This book contains 18 chapters and 144 pages
 
She was born with a name no one dared to speak—and a gift no one was allowed to use.
 
In a world ruled by elemental guilds, storms are feared, controlled, and forbidden to be named. But she remembers every one. And when war threatens the fragile balance of the archipelago, her silence becomes a weapon—and her voice, a storm.
 
The Girl Who Named The Storms is a lyrical, emotionally immersive fantasy about exile, power, and the quiet rebellion of a girl who refused to forget. With rich world-building, slow-burning tension, and mythic depth, this is a story for readers who crave magic that feels real, and characters who carry it like a burden.
 
For those who believe names hold power—and silence can be louder than thunder.
Fantasy.