The Last Arrow

Lyria Rothenel has been running for three years.
Her mother was murdered on a lonely road when Lyria was seven - a goblin attack that stole everything and set her family on a slow path toward ruin. By sixteen, she had put an arrow through her father's heart in self-defense and walked into the Feywood with nothing but her bow, her wolf, and the cold certainty that she was never going back.
Now she discovers that the goblin raids spreading across the southern villages are not random. Someone is building a map of the region. Someone is looking for her - not to kill her, but to use her. Lyria carries in her blood an ancient pact with the Feywood itself, and the wrong hands could turn it into a weapon capable of dominating an entire region.
With her soul-bonded dire wolf Stonefang, a young knight without a war to fight, and a druid healer afraid of his own power, Lyria must confront the conspiracy that killed her mother, reckon with the brothers still hunting her, and decide what kind of keeper she wants to be of the power she was born to carry.
The Last Arrow is a story about grief, inheritance, and what it means to stop running and face what is following you