The Last Save Point

Elias Vale has seven days to stop an apocalypse he doesn't understand. The problem? He's already failed forty-seven times. Every time Elias dies, he wakes at the same moment: Tuesday, 8:17 AM. His memories remain. The world resets. Everyone else forgets. So Elias starts experimenting. He changes small events. Saves strangers. Prevents accidents. Follows clues that shouldn't exist. Nothing works. Then, on his forty-eighth attempt, a girl named Mara Vey looks at him and says: “You found it.” Elias has never met her before. Mara remembers him. She remembers him dying. She remembers a black door beneath the city. And she remembers something Elias hasn't done yet. As impossible memories begin crossing between timelines, Elias discovers that Greyhaven is built around seven ancient Anchors—and that the apocalypse may not be an event he is supposed to prevent. Someone has been watching his attempts. Someone who knows exactly how many times Elias has failed. And this time, the loop is changing with him.