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The Forest That Feeds on Forgotten Stars

The Forest That Feeds on Forgotten Stars

Ladson, Terilyn

Paperback

FantasyRomance

ISBN13: 9798240844454
Publisher: Terilyn Wilson Ladson
Published: Aug 24 2026
Pages: 122
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Arden enters the Sidera Forest, a celestial wilderness where trees are made of calcified starlight and forgotten memories are consumed as fuel. He has crossed its impossible threshold to find his missing sister, Lillian, but the forest has already begun taking pieces of his past. Each step deeper erases another memory, while the Silent Guardians watch from the shadows and demand a terrible price for anything the living hope to recover.At Arden's side is Elena, a mysterious woman whose body is slowly becoming translucent as the Sidera absorbs her star-born essence. Together they follow the path of a fallen star toward the heart of the forest, facing spectral guardians, living memories, and a landscape that feeds on grief. There, Arden discovers that Lillian has survived-but not as the sister he remembers. She has become an armored guardian of the forgotten, bound to the very forest that stole their identities.To bring Lillian home, Arden must surrender the memories that define him, including the last traces of Elena and his own sense of self. His sacrifice awakens an unexpected truth: love can survive even when memory cannot. Elena gives what remains of her star-soul to guide them out, leaving Arden with only a faint silver residue and the knowledge of what she sacrificed. He emerges changed, carrying the ghosts of dead stars and the fragile possibility of a new life. The forest does not give back what it takes; instead, it teaches Arden that survival sometimes means building a future from the fragments of a forgotten past. Her journey becomes a testament to memory.

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