The Earth explodes on June 27, 2102—and nothing can prevent it.
Ellen awakens in the woods on a September morning in 1997—the morning after the worst night of her life—injured, alone, and painfully aware that the future of humanity now depends on her. And for three weeks, she must face it alone.
In 2105, scientists aboard the Grand Cosmos space station devise an ambitious plan. Using the same gravitational anomaly that destroyed Earth, they send knowledge back in time—not as data, but as memories. Eight people receive the signal.
Because of what happened to her that night, Ellen’s mind is the only clear signal in a sea of noise—the only predictable outcome. No one knows how the process will affect the others. Ellen is the anchor—the only one who can make the memories real.
For three weeks, Ellen’s mind must be rewired to hold her memories.
Three weeks where a century shared with her husband returns to her in fragments.
Three weeks where even thinking about him could break the process.
If it fails, humanity is doomed.
And there are no second chances.
