Fiction, Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction

A French-Canadian cross between Encanto and This Is Us, Song of Songs follows Stéphanie Tremblay, a gifted young musician whose rise at the Granby International Song Festival forces her to confront long-hidden truths within her family. As past and present collide, Stéphanie must discover what forgiveness truly means—and decide whether she can carry her family’s story without being shaped by its wounds. Set in the prairies of southeastern Saskatchewan, the novel paints a vivid portrait of French Canadian life outside Québec and gives readers a rare glimpse into a culture built on survival and tradition. Through its layered histories, the novel reveals how family lore, unspoken losses, and inherited resilience shape identity for generations.