A Night With Everlore Hollow
What actually happens when the box arrives.
The box shows up at your door. Brown cardboard. But inside—that's where it starts.
The Envelope
First thing you see: a wax-sealed envelope with your name on it.
Not printed. Written.
Inside is a letter from the author. It sets the tone for what you're about to experience. Think of it as a threshold. You're leaving your world and entering theirs.
There's also a welcome scroll with step-by-step instructions so you experience it exactly how we intended.
Step One: Steep Your Tea
Each box comes with a hand-blended tea.
The blend matches what the characters are drinking in the story. If Myra (our lead protagonist) is drinking a hot peach tea.
You drink what they drink.
Step Two: Light Your Candle
The candle is hand-poured to match the setting.
Wherever your characters are—a dusty apothecary, a forest at dusk, a candlelit study—that's what fills your room.
The scent is transports you to their location.
Step Three: Begin
Tea steeping. Candle lit. Soundtrack playing.
Find somewhere comfortable. Open the story. Start reading.
What You'll Find Inside
The reading isn't just chapters. Tucked between pages, you'll find things.
Hidden lore. Journal entries from characters. Letters they wrote. Fragments of a world that existed before you arrived.
Cue cards. At certain moments, you'll hit a card that says: Open Artifact 1.
The Artifacts
This is the part that's hard to explain until you hold one.
The artifacts are handcrafted to match the scene. When your character picks something up, you pick it up. When they see something, you see it.
You're not just reading about a world. You're holding pieces of it.
The Hidden Archives
Just when you think you're done, there's another surprise.
Scan the qr code and go to the Hidden Archives.
Riddles. Games. A way to restock your apothecary with limited items that won't come back.
The box is finished. The world isn't.
After Twelve Boxes
A year later, you don't just have a completed story.
You have a shelf of candles you burned while reading. Tea tins that remind you of specific scenes. Artifacts that turn into beautiful decor that reminds you of a place that doesn't exist.
That's Everlore Hollow.