The False Eden

Darkness always remembers. Even if you forget.

When nineteen-year-old Soraya Làzaro loses everything in a fire that leaves her orphaned, marked, and haunted by things she can't explain, a strange invitation arrives in the mail -- an acceptance letter to a college she never applied to, in a town she's never heard of. Desperate to escape the suspicions and whispers that cling to her back home, she packs what's left of her life and heads to Morning Glory College, nestled deep in the fog drenched forests of Rice Hill, Washington.
But Morning Glory is no ordinary school.
Statues seem to watch her. Shadows move when they shouldn't. And the eyes of a dark-haired professor pierce through her like a memory. From the moment she steps onto campus, Soraya is overcome by a strange déjà vu and the feeling she's walked these halls before -- perhaps in another life.
As the veil between past and present seems to unravel, Soraya finds herself drawn into a mystery that spans centuries -- one in which she is both the question, and the answer. Visions of long-dead girls, a journal that writes itself, a vault hidden beneath the chapel...and three powerful beings who all claim to know her -- a demon who swears he loves her, an angel who was sent to observe her, and a man with a serpent's smile who insists they belong together.
In a place where truth is buried beneath stone and blood, Soraya must uncover who she really is, and why something ancient and monstrous is rising beneath the school.
And the deeper she digs, the more she begins to wonder:
Is she here to stop it...or to awaken it?