About this book:

Returning to her eerie, long-shuttered family mansion in the quiet town of Waverly, Rose Halberd is haunted by a decade-long blank in her memory, a result of a traumatic accident. Drawn by persistent, fragmented dreams of a glowing amber glass lamp, she enters a house frozen in time, only to discover a hidden trail of cryptic notes, secret compartments, and the startling revelation that her amnesia wasn't just an accident, but a deliberate act. Her younger self left behind a desperate breadcrumb trail, hinting at dark secrets hidden within the very walls of her ancestral home and involving a powerful, shadowy society known as the "Covenant of the Serpent's Eye."

As Rose delves deeper, guided by hidden clues connected to an ancient amber lamp and her family's role as "Keepers of the Threshold," she unearths shocking truths about Waverly's history and the fate of her best friend, Elara, who also vanished mysteriously ten years ago. Hunted by members of the Covenant, including terrifying figures from her past and even her own father, Rose discovers that her family's legacy is intertwined with a hidden subterranean "Source" of immense power, which the Covenant has been secretly manipulating for centuries to control the town. Armed with Elara’s hidden map, an ancestral journal revealing the true, sinister history, and a dangerous, mind-altering artifact, Rose must confront the chilling face behind the mask of Waverly’s benevolent peace and reveal a truth that could shatter the town and cost Rose her life.

Beneath the Amber Glass is a gripping mystery that weaves together lost memories, hidden identities, and the chilling reality of a small town built on a foundation of ancient secrets. As Rose fights to reclaim her past and expose the truth, she discovers a terrifying conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of Waverly, leading to a final, desperate confrontation in the heart of the town itself. Can one woman, armed with fragile evidence and a terrifyingly clear memory, break generations of silence and set a town, and herself, free?