When Evie's husband dies unexpectedly, the life they built together shatters overnight.
Unable to escape the weight of her grief, Evie begins taking long walks through the quiet woods of Ash Hollow, a forest tucked just beyond the edge of town. There, the silence offers something she can't find anywhere else: peace.
Then she begins seeing Luke.
At first, the moments are comforting. Familiar. Impossible to let go of. But as the line between memory and reality begins to blur, the forest seems to call to her more with each passing day. Strange encounters, missing time, and whispers no one else can hear leave Evie questioning everything she thought she knew about loss, love, and herself.
The people who love her are desperate to bring her back.
Ash Hollow may not let them.
A haunting psychological novel about grief, memory, and the places we go when our hearts refuse to say goodbye, Ash Hollow lingers long after the final page, leaving one question behind:
What if the most dangerous thing in the woods isn't what's waiting for you...
but what you're willing to follow?