Songs of Frost

The narrative revolves around Andreas Munch, who rescues an infant from a psychotic father and raises him amidst personal tragedies, including the loss of his wife and two sons. Through poetic sonnets, the journal reflects on his journey of resilience, gratitude, and the challenges of parenting in a hostile world. The story intertwines with historical elements, revealing a complex lineage tied to trauma and survival. Ultimately, it serves as a tribute to Andreas's life and his profound impact on future generations.