This is a story about Sam, a writer who believed he understood how stories begin and end. Until the accident. He wakes up in the middle of the road with a splitting headache and no memory of how he got there. No wreckage. No answers. The village comes later-quiet, isolated, surrounded by forest. The people seem kind, but their calm feels rehearsed, as if they already know his story. This place isn't helping him recover. It's making him forget. Sam starts to suspect that what happened on that road didn't end. It followed him.

When Maya's father lands a job in the quiet town of Silver Creek, she's forced to leave her big-city life behind. For most, it's a boring move-but for Maya, it's a chance to disappear into someone new, someone untouched by the accident that stole her voice and left her heart aching. All she wants is to survive senior year without being seen as the "broken girl." To feel normal again. Invisible, if possible-even as the silence inside her grows louder by the day. Then she meets Kade. He isn't part of the plan. He looks at her like he sees more than what's missing. As Maya tries to rebuild her life piece by piece, Kade becomes the one thing she didn't know she was waiting for-the kind of storm that could ruin her carefully rebuilt world... or teach her how to find her voice again.