A storm is coming-and it has a name.When cousins Liam and Maya board an Alaskan cruise, they expect glaciers, whales, and adventure. What they don't expect is thunder without clouds, lights that flicker in rhythm with unseen hands, and a storm spirit who claps the sky open.According to Inuit legend, Kadlu is the storm mother, a giantess who makes thunder by clapping her hands. Once, she warned hunters and guided them home. Now, forgotten and restless, she unleashes her fury across sea and sky.When Kadlu leaves a glowing clap-stone in their cabin, Liam and Maya realize she has chosen them. But why?Dragged into hidden fjords and secret villages, the cousins must listen to the ancient rhythm of storms, dance Kadlu's thunder dance atop the ship's deck, and face the spirit herself. If they succeed, the seas will calm. If they fail, no ship will ever sail Alaska's waters safely again.Kadlu and the Storm Voyage combines myth, mystery, and nonstop adventure in a middle-grade novel perfect for readers ages 8-18+ who love legends, storms, and edge-of-your-seat stories.With a mix of Alaskan wilderness, Inuit folklore, and heart-pounding danger, this is more than a cruise-it's a test of balance between humankind and the natural world.Themes and Features: Based on Inuit folklore of Kadlu, the storm spirit who claps to make thunderSet aboard an Alaskan cruise, blending modern adventure with mythic dangerCourage, teamwork, and respect for nature are at the heart of the story20 thrilling chapters + a haunting epilogue, each ending with a cliffhangerDo you hear thunder without clouds? Kadlu might be calling you, too.