Eternal

Sarah Fitzalan has always been the friend who stays just out of the spotlight, steady and loyal to Evie and Helen, the two girls she thinks of as her sisters in their shared circle of magic. At Wyldcliffe Abbey School for Young Ladies, that quiet role begins to feel unsettling. Evie has pulled away from the group since the sisters helped Sebastian move on, and Helen cannot stop turning over her unresolved feelings about her mother, Mrs. Hartle. Sarah feels isolated and uneasy. She wants to understand her own powers and her deep bond with the natural world, all while trying to keep the group together.

Meanwhile, the dark coven that has always lurked at Wyldcliffe is preparing to strike, and the sisters are in danger. Sarah must confront an endless darkness and fight back. The story asks how far she will go for her friends and whether she will be willing to sacrifice herself for them.

When her loneliness weighs heaviest, Sarah wonders whether her sisters will stand beside her or whether help will come from somewhere she did not expect, such as her Romany ancestors or a love she has only just begun to hope for.