The Day That Broke Time

Pages: 576
Genre: Historical Fiction, Fantasy

Beck Escarra thought she had escaped Burrington. She thought the horrors of the town could be left behind, contained in memory and on the silver screen. But some stories refuse to stay buried.

Two hundred years after Burrington’s massacre, a curse once locked inside the town is spilling outward, twisting reality, bending time, and awakening the dead. Amber, a young woman bound by blood to the town’s forgotten tragedies, begins seeing ghosts that no one else can. Restless, accusing, relentless, they reach through the cracks Beck left behind.

Guided by the ghost of Frank Harlow, a man broken by Burrington and tethered to its unrest even in death, Amber must confront the growing chaos. The living and the dead collide, time fractures, and the line between past and present begins to vanish.

Beck holds the key to stopping it, if she can be found. But the closer Amber gets, the more she realizes that some breaches cannot be mended, and some stories are never meant to end.

In this chilling sequel to Until Time Remembers, the horrors of Burrington escape the past, and a new guardian must face a world where every tick of the clock is a step closer to oblivion.