“Le Miroir de Cendres” (The Mirror of Ashes)
“When memory becomes an illusion, what can you trust but fear?”
Sylvain Noirel was a clinical psychologist before the accident. Before the vineyard. Before the thirst.
Reborn in 1965 beneath the moonlit vines of southern France, he awakens as something monstrous—an immortal bound to blood, silence, and the ghosts of a past he cannot forget. With no sire, no answers, and no guide but his own fractured mind, Sylvain survives through restraint, anonymity, and the careful observation of a world no longer his own.
Until the illusions begin.
He can cast what isn’t real—distort fear into visions, twist grief into haunting reflections, and bury memory beneath layers of illusion. But the more he bends the minds of others, the more his own begins to splinter.
And in the shadowed corners of Europe, something begins to hunt him.
Volturi wanted him silenced. Fate begins to pull its threads taut. A name begins to echo: Demetri. A bond begins to form—one that could unravel everything Sylvain has hidden, everything he has become.
Told in a lyrical, character-driven style blending psychological depth, journal entries, and intimate canon integration, Le Miroir de Cendres reimagines the Twilight universe through the eyes of an outsider who sees too much, remembers too much—and dares to alter the ending
Author's Note:
Be warned!! This book is BL
