Eira Vestergård

About

Every forgotten manuscript whispers its secrets to Eira, who excavates literary histories like an archaeological detective, her fingertips tracing marginalia that most librarians would overlook. Behind her wire-rimmed glasses burns an obsessive passion for resurrecting narratives abandoned by time, transforming dusty archives into living, breathing testimonies of human experience.

Backstory

Books screamed at Eira Vestergård the first time she touched her grandmother's cursed library—literally shrieking warnings about forbidden knowledge and readers who vanished between chapters. What others dismissed as childhood imagination became her greatest asset when she inherited Martha's collection of "quarantined literature," books too dangerous for ordinary libraries but too valuable to destroy. Now she serves as both librarian and guardian, maintaining the delicate balance between preserving these volatile texts and protecting unsuspecting readers from stories that can rewrite reality. Her partnership with fellow bibliophile Elara began when they discovered they could hear the same whispers emanating from a seemingly innocent cookbook that had already erased two previous owners from existence.

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