In a world ruled by greed, control, and power, Lisa survives with a camera in one hand and desserts in the other-small, defiant acts of care in a reality that demands armor. She doesn't seek attention, but she draws it anyway. Six strangers, each carrying their own quiet burdens, find themselves pulled into her orbit, held by something they can't quite name.
As their lives intertwine, old secrets begin to shimmer beneath the surface-some divine, some dangerous.
Told with lyrical restraint and emotional precision, The Glow Beneath the Skin is a story of found family, mythic inheritance, and the quiet ways we save each other.
Some stories burn.
This one glows.