When Bella Swan moves to the rainy town of Forks, she doesn't come alone. Her twin brother Yari - sharper-tongued, more social, and quietly carrying secrets of his own - arrives with her. As the two of them try to survive a new school, an awkward father, and the strange, beautiful Cullen family, Yari finds himself standing between his sister and a world that is far more dangerous.

What starts as a fragile almost-friendship fractures in a single careless word, leaving Yari locked behind his own door while Peter tries every angle, even the masked one, to reach him. Enemies is too simple a word for what they become; lovers is a possibility the story refuses to promise. Between trauma that still wakes Yari in the night, a city that never sleeps, and a hero who doesn't even notice the way he's being weighed against everyone else, this is a long, slow burn of hurt and hope that will not let you look away.