The Library
Stories woven from shadow and starlight.
The Return to Evenshore
Book One of the Evenshore Chronicles
The first thing Lena noticed wasn’t the coastline, or the shattered blue of the Pacific, or the cliffs that looked gnawed by teeth older than history. It was the smell. Pine resin and salt. Wet stone.
Dr. Helena Rowan has spent ten years running from the magic of her childhood home. But when her grandmother Maeve passes away, leaving behind a house full of secrets and a town full of whispers, Lena is forced to return to Evenshore.
As she navigates the complexities of grief and the rekindling of old flames with Sheriff Cal Tanner, Lena discovers that Maeve's legacy is more than just herbal remedies and local folklore. The Breathwood is waking up, and something ancient is stirring in the fog.
Praise
"A hauntingly beautiful tale that lingers like fog on the water. Morrowe's prose is a spell in itself."
"Dark academia meets coastal gothic in this stunning debut."
What Readers Are Saying
Voices from the shadows
"A hauntingly beautiful tale that lingers like fog on the water. Morrowe's prose is a spell in itself. I couldn't put it down."
Sarah M.
Amazon Reviewer
"Dark academia meets coastal gothic in this stunning debut. The atmosphere is so thick you can taste the salt air and feel the fog on your skin."
Jessica R.
Goodreads Reviewer
"Morrowe weaves magic and mystery into every page. The characters feel real, the setting is immersive, and the story kept me guessing until the very end."
Michael T.
Amazon Reviewer
"If you love atmospheric fiction with a touch of the supernatural, this is your book. The Breathwood will haunt your dreams."
Emma L.
Goodreads Reviewer
"Beautifully written with complex characters and a plot that keeps you turning pages. Can't wait for book two!"
David K.
Amazon Reviewer
"The perfect blend of romance, mystery, and magic. Talia Morrowe is a name to watch in the fantasy genre."
Rachel P.
Goodreads Reviewer
Coming Soon
The story continues. The shadows deepen. Book Two is currently in the works.