Bré Yarro — A Story of Strength, Passion, and Independence

Bria Stewart-Yarro — Bré to those who know her well — is a woman who sees the world in light and shadow, composition and angles. A photographer, an educator, an entrepreneur — she’s built a life on capturing moments that others might miss.

But Bré is more than her work. She’s quiet but not weak, kind but not naïve, resilient but never hardened. She knows loss, she knows betrayal, and she knows what it means to start over — not because she wants to, but because she has to.

Born with an eye for the world’s beauty and a heart for its stories, Bré’s path hasn’t been easy. A promising photography career took unexpected turns, forcing her to fight for the life she wanted. The world saw a young woman rising in her field; they didn’t see the cost.

For Everett Spencer Brown, Bré is the one who got away. The woman who challenged him without ever trying. The one who walked away when he wasn’t ready to admit what he felt. But Bré doesn’t wait for anyone — she moves forward, with or without him.

Now, back in Melbourne, she’s ready to build something of her own. The past still lingers, the wounds not quite scars, but Bré doesn’t look back. She’s too busy chasing the light.

Meet Bré Yarro in A Story of Our Own by Reid Elliott.