The Evergreen

Niamh never meant to stay.

Forks was supposed to be temporary-a quiet place to disappear while the pieces of her life settled into something she could understand again. But the moment she arrives, she knows something isn't right. The forest watches. The rain lingers. And the silence feels... too full.

At school, she becomes the girl who is fine-quiet, composed, impossible to read. She finds herself sitting beside people who don't ask too many questions, forming connections that feel safe in their simplicity. But distance has always been her strength, and she has no intention of letting anyone close enough to see what she's really carrying.

Until she does.

Embry Call is everything Niamh isn't-warm where she is cold, impulsive where she is controlled, alive in a way that feels almost dangerous. Drawn together in the quiet spaces of La Push, their connection is immediate, unsettling, and impossible to ignore. But when Embry imprints on her, Niamh is forced to face the one thing she has spent her life avoiding: change.

Because in a town where nothing is as it seems, and something ancient lingers just beyond the trees, Niamh begins to realise the truth-

You cannot outrun what is already part of you.

And some things don't let you go once they've found you.