When Mick Grady sings, something impossible happens. His voice floods the room with euphoria, makes strangers weep with joy, turns concert halls into holy ground. No scientist has ever explained it. It made him famous. Stadium-famous. Then his best friend fell from the sky, and the music stopped.

Twelve years later, Mick is hiding in a tiny village on the County Clare coast. His mother is gone, his supermodel wife long gone. He walks the clifftops and tries not to think about what he's lost.

Siofra Wilde has spent years investigating the unexplained for her YouTube channel: a girl who freezes water, a man who walks through walls. She knows what impossible looks like. When she watches a viral video of a reclusive Irish singer at two in the morning and feels something crawl up her spine, she heads west with a camera and a plan.

What she finds is bigger than content. And what Mick discovers might be the only thing powerful enough to drag him back to life.

A funny, moving, and deeply Irish story about grief, music, and the strange power of a voice.