Angol
Three days after her aunt is declared dead, Lydia Thorne receives a letter written in Vivienne's unmistakable handwriting.
If this letter has found you, then the forest has already started looking.
Drawn to an isolated town hidden deep within the Florida wilderness, Lydia arrives at her aunt's abandoned cabin expecting to settle an estate. Instead, she finds cryptic warnings, bloodstained floors, and a community that seems to know far more about her than they should.
Everyone in Crooms Creek is hiding something.
The forest watches.
The trees move.
And the man who keeps appearing whenever she needs him may be the most dangerous secret of all.
As ancient truths buried beneath moss-covered oaks begin to surface, Lydia discovers that some family legacies are written in blood, some promises can outlive death, and some forests never let go of what belongs to them.
Perfect for readers who love Southern Gothic atmosphere, slow-burn paranormal romance, eerie folk horror, and mysteries that linger long after the final page.
The Forest Wears Her Face is a haunting tale of love, sacrifice, and the terrifying price of coming home.
