You should never play with dead things, the government learned that the hard way. When a nuclear biological weapon was released, it had catastrophic consequences. The world ended within 2 days, and 8 billion people along with it. The government fell apart within the first day, and by the end of the week all major cities had fallen, the only way to save the world is to find a cure. 2 years after the fall of Humanity, Humanity's only hope for survival is Solenne Cunningham's 2-year-old son, the world is now a war between zombies and humans. Only the strong will survive.

In a world where memories can be stolen, love is the most dangerous thing to remember. Elara has always been drawn to the obsidian lake at the edge of her village-a place whispered about in fear, where the water doesn't reflect the sky, but something far older. She doesn't know why it calls to her. Only that it does. Until the night it answers. When a mysterious man named Caelum rises from the lake, Elara's world begins to unravel. He knows her. He remembers her. But she has never seen him before. As the truth begins to surface, Elara discovers a haunting reality: she and Caelum have lived this life before-again and again. Bound by a curse that rips their memories away each time they fall in love, they are forced to relive the same story... with the same ending. But this time is different. The shadows hunting Caelum are growing stronger. The cycle is breaking. And the cost of remembering may be far greater than forgetting. Because some loves are eternal. And some are never meant to survive.