β Scribed by Rue Volley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Once upon a time, there was a girl who didn't believe in monsters.
Until now.
Echo Midnight Navarri has reached her seventeenth birthdayalone.
It's
been well over a year since her twin, Midnight, slipped from her hand
into a ravine shrouded in blue mist deep in the Brazilian jungle.
The locals refer it to as the veil.
Echo believes it is a nightmare.
One that she can't seem to escape.
Her
parents, world-famous archaeologists, Peter and Alice Navarri, stayed
behind after sending Echo to live with her aunt in a rainy little town
at the edge of the world known as Port Royal.
The search goes on, but the mystery remains.
Echo
continues to experience visions as the details of the events leading up
to that fateful night start to reveal themselves to her.
Piece by piece, bit by bit.
Exposing the truth and forcing in the light where once there was only darkness.
Despite
everything, she has managed to make friends, even a new boy, by the
name of Asher Tiberious Westbrook the third, a self-proclaimed warlock
who doesn't mind that Echo tends to shy away from anyone who wants to be
close to her.
But she fears intimacy after losing her sister.
Especially with him.
Not Asher Westbrook.
Thorn Vega.
A boy whose terrifying secrets may outweigh her own
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