Then she comes home to find a wall where her sister’s bedroom should be.
Wren is missing. Their neighborhood has disappeared from the official maps. Even their mother is forgetting what used to be there.
The Crossing Office insists nothing is wrong. Etta’s battered notebook says otherwise.
Her search brings her to Iven Marr, the island’s young Keeper of Crossings—a god with authority over its passages and an alarming amount he doesn’t understand. Etta needs his help. Trusting him will take considerably more work.
Following traces of vanished streets, they uncover an old crossing beneath the tide and a system that can erase people simply by refusing to record where they belong. To reach Wren, Etta must find a way through before the last witnesses forget her.
The first book in The Unwritten Coast, a young adult fantasy romance about missing roads, stubborn loyalties, and the difficult business of trusting someone with power.