EMBERS

In the quiet, rain-soaked town of Forks, where the forest breathes in secrets and the ocean keeps its grief in tidal hushes, Lyra returns.

Soft-spoken and tender-hearted, Lyra has always found refuge in melodies and brushstrokes. Music slips through her fingers like prayer,paint gathers beneath her nails like confession. She is beautiful in the way dawn is beautiful subtle, unaware of the light she carries. But beauty does not protect against loss.

After her parents die in a devastating house fire, Lyra leaves the city behind and moves back to their old house on the reservation, where memory clings to the walls and the trees seem to watch her too closely. Forks greets her with rain and whispers. With old friendships rekindled and new tensions igniting beneath the surface, Lyra finds herself caught in something far more dangerous than grief.

The forest hums when she walks through it.

The wind bends toward her.

Tempers spark too easily around her.

She thinks it's coincidence.

It isn't.

As emotions run high and unseen forces stir, two hearts begin to orbit hers drawn to her warmth, her quiet strength, the storm hidden beneath her softness. But love in Forks is never simple. It is wild. Territorial. Reckless.

And Lyra, unknowingly, is at the center of something ancient.

There is action in the shadows. Drama in every heartbeat. And a question that lingers like thunder before the strike:

When the storm comes and it will who will still be standing beside her?