After surviving the Ghost Forest, Anne — still Firecurl, still fierce — awakens to find her journey far from over.
Instead of home, she steps into a strange new world: a Forest transformed into a grotesque amusement park where history is rewritten, and lies parade as truth.

Every corner of the Ghost Park tells a falsified tale: Anne, once a saviour, is now remembered as a witch, a villain defeated by the self-proclaimed hero, Heino the Beaver.
The children visiting the park laugh at her statue, the songs mock her name, and the past itself seems frozen in Heino's counterfeit triumph.

With Pouchy and her few remaining allies, Anne must navigate a world where memories have been poisoned and loyalty is rare.
To reclaim her story, she must defy more than just Heino’s empire — she must defy fear, despair, and the temptation to lose herself in bitterness.

The deeper she journeys into the heart of the Park, the clearer the stakes become: whoever controls the past controls the soul of the world — and Anne’s fight is not only for her own name, but for the freedom of those too young to remember the truth.

Firecurl in the Ghost Park is a story about resistance, memory, and the fragile power of hope against manipulation — a mirror held up to the silent battles raging all around us.