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In the quiet village of Hawthorne, Joslyn was the village outcast. Having barely survived a house fire that killed her parents as a child, she was left permanently disfigured with no friends or family. Stuck living as the village elder's servant as the only way to pay off her family's debt, her banal day-to-day life suddenly brightens when a beautiful woman arrives and not only acknowledges Joslyn, but also becomes her one and only friend. However, that happiness is short-lived as Joslyn awakes one morning to find that her new friend is missing in a wake of destruction and she's been accused of her murder. When all seems lost, another stranger walks into town.

Jake and MC are together and happy. Five years later Jake receives a phone call that threatens their future.

Love, friendship, family, affection. How can we survive without knowing their meaning and without ever having tried them? Yet Robin was completely alien to these words, as to the weight they represented once they entered her heart.

It's been a year since Hannah was found. In an insane twist of events Jake and MC find themselves closer than ever but still so far apart. If their love is meant to be it will have to overcome many trials and hardships along the way including death.

A week after Hannah Danford has been found and brought back home safe, Jake decides to visit Duskwood to finally meet his half-sisters - and you. You try your best to find out where you two are at with your relationship while you slowly get to know each other more. But unfortunately, Duskwood doesn't stay safe for too long - as if it is attracting danger, a new criminal shows themselves, and you and the others have to rely on yourselves to stop this person. Fem!MC x Jake, slow burn romance, drama and thriller, reader POV. There is sexual references, strong language, murder & kidnapping included in the story. P.S: English is not my native language, so go easy on me please. :) Otherwise I'm open for constructive criticism. All rights go to Everbyte. The characters and the backstory isn't mine, only this fiction.