Everybody carries aspects of Eve. Desire. Shame. Temptation. Blame. Eve has spent her whole life trying to outrun a name that never felt like her own. But lately, it clings to her, heavy, inescapable, as though it's been waiting for her to become it. In her sun-soaked coastal hometown where summer never seems to end, Eve and her closest friends live for long nights, loud music, and the illusion that everything is fine. But beneath the laughter, cracks are forming. Secrets simmer; loyalties shift. And disappointment, sharp and relentless, threads its way through them all. Eve once believed her faith would steady her. That it would keep her safe from becoming the very thing she feared. How misguided her younger self had been. Because when the truth finally surfaces, it doesn't just ask to be seen-it demands to be faced. Some truths heal. Others leave scars. And every Eden has more than one sinner.