About this ebook
She told herself she was done with the fog, the old house, the strange song beneath the earth, and a town where everyone seemed to know what she was supposed to become.
Then her grandmother dies.
Wren returns to Hollowmere expecting grief. What she finds instead is a failing ward, a family secret buried for generations, and a danger moving through the fog that knows her name.
And then there is Elias Rook.
He is exactly as she remembers him.
Not older. Not changed. Not even a little.
Eight years ago, Wren thought Elias had chosen to walk away from her. Seeing him again makes one thing painfully clear: whatever ended between them was never as simple as she believed.
But Ravenswood is running out of time.
The coven needs Wren to take up the legacy her grandmother left behind. The ancient magic protecting the town is weakening. Something is pressing against the boundaries of the hollow, and every answer Wren uncovers seems to lead back to the same impossible question:
What really happened eight years ago?
As old secrets surface and the danger closes in, Wren must decide whether she can trust the people who kept her in the dark—and whether she can risk opening her heart to the one man she never truly stopped loving.
Because coming home was supposed to be about burying the past.
It was never supposed to bring it back to life.
If you love atmospheric paranormal romance, second-chance love, haunted coastal towns, powerful family secrets, slow-burning romantic tension, ancient magic, and a heroine determined to choose her own fate, step into Ravenswood.
Some doors should stay closed.
Some loves are worth opening them for.
