The Portrait In The West Wing

Serena Vale never wanted to study at Ravenhall Academy.

She only came because her mother disappeared, and the last clue Amara Vale left behind was a photograph of a forbidden hallway, a handwritten warning, and a portrait hidden in the west wing.

A portrait of a girl who died in 1896.

A girl with Serena's face.

At Ravenhall, everyone knows more than they say. The teachers avoid her questions. The students whisper her surname like it means something dangerous. And then there is Kael Veyr, the boy with silver gray eyes who looks at her like he has already loved her, lost her, and buried her before.

He tells Serena to leave.

The portrait tells her to remember.

But the deeper Serena digs into Ravenhall's secrets, the more she realizes her mother's disappearance is only the beginning.

Every lifetime, Serena is reborn.
Every lifetime, Kael finds her.
Every lifetime, they fall in love.

And every lifetime, she dies because of him.

But this time, Serena is starting to remember the truth.

Kael may not be the monster in her story.

And Serena may not have been the victim in the first one.

He remembered every lifetime.
She remembered every death.