The Last Life

Rae Vale finally got what she wanted.

One life. One ending. One future that belongs entirely to her.

By remaking the boundary between life and death, Rae ended the cycle that had carried her through centuries of reincarnation. No more dying only to return. No more lives chosen for her. For the first time, she and Edgar can simply live.

Until Rae begins remembering lives that never happened.

A daughter she never had. A home she never shared with Edgar. A version of herself who never met him at all. Each impossible memory feels as real as the life she chose-and each leaves behind grief for something she never actually lost.

Then Veyr appears.

He knows the names of people who never existed. He knows the futures Rae abandoned when she chose this one. And he understands something Rae is only beginning to discover: giving life consequence did not erase every other possibility.

It gave the unlived somewhere to go.

As the boundary between what is and what might have been begins to fracture, Rae must confront the cost of the choice she fought so hard to make. Because choosing one life means surrendering every other version of it.

And for Edgar, loving Rae has always meant believing he could find her again.

This time, there is no again.

The Last Life is the emotional conclusion to the Veilbound trilogy, a paranormal romance about mortality, grief, impossible choices, and what it means to choose one person when forever is no longer guaranteed.