Forgotten Bay

Synopsis

Evera Lynn has always found solace in the quiet corners of her antique shop, where the scent of aged parchment and polished wood carries whispers of the past. But when she stumbles upon an old, weathered journal tucked inside a forgotten box, her world tilts on its axis. The cryptic letter hidden within is addressed to her—and signed by a grandmother who was always full of stories, but never of secrets. The words hint at a buried history, a legacy Evera never knew she carried, and a connection to Villaria’s cliffs that runs far deeper than she ever imagined. Before she can make sense of it all, the arrival of Kael Villeron sends further ripples through her once-steady life. A billionaire developer with a reputation for turning historic coastlines into luxury resorts, Kael has set his sights on Villaria—and on Evera. His interest is more than business; it’s personal. Their families share a past tangled in betrayal, lost promises, and a long-forgotten shipwreck that altered the town’s course forever. When Kael proposes a shocking arrangement—one that ties them together in ways neither of them could have predicted—Evera is forced to question everything she thought she knew about loyalty, heritage, and the fine line between trust and deception. As Evera delves deeper into her grandmother’s letters and the town’s fractured history, she begins to see that Villaria’s future isn’t just at risk from Kael’s plans—it’s haunted by the echoes of a past neither of them fully understand. But Kael, too, is on a journey of discovery, and the closer they get to uncovering the truth, the more dangerous their path becomes. Someone doesn’t want them digging up old secrets, and as accidents start to feel less like coincidence, Evera and Kael must decide whether they are enemies, reluctant allies, or something else entirely. With the cliffs standing as both a sanctuary and a battleground, Evera must face the truth about her family’s legacy and the choices that could alter Villaria’s fate forever. But when history and heart collide, will she be able to protect what matters most—without losing herself in the process?