The Girl

After months of captivity, Silver ran away from the evil vamphyr that had turned and imprisoned her. Shedding her old identity, she went into hiding and spent years in training. Knowing full well that her old Master has been looking for her, she has been preparing herself for the day when she would go back to her old prison and carry out her revenge.However, nothing in the world could have prepared Silver for the hybrid and the human that were forced into her life one day. The hybrid, Adam, could report her back to her old Master at any time, but their shared history puts them on the same side-for now. Tolerating the human, on the other hand, presents a huge challenge.Bubbly, energetic, and raging with excitement about everything supernatural that she discovers, Theresa has the complete opposite reaction a normal human should have to the secret world of vamphyrs, werewolves, and skinwalkers. At first, Silver was intent on keeping the girl safe, since she made it her life's mission to protect humans. But the girl's overactive imagination and string of never ending questions are a constant headache and keep derailing Silver's plans.Nevertheless, no matter how much Theresa pesters her, the one thing Silver will never reveal to anyone, least of all her two unwanted stowaways, is the secret behind her having silver pearls for eyes. Lebanese writer Yara Gharios started making up stories well before she knew how to read or write. In her pre-laptop days, she would carry her writing notebooks everywhere because she was too attached to them.As an undergrad, she majored in Translation and English Literature, and then she got her MA in Writing for Performance and Publication from the University of Leeds. Her debut publication was released traditionally, but she has been self-publishing since Masked SheWolf became a hit on Wattpad.Someday, she wants to travel the world. She loves languages almost as much as she loves stories. Since 2021, she has been on a journey to unite her two passions, to grow as an author and reach a wider audience.