Yes, most people would jump at this point: Knowing they can't change the past, yet still aching for those alternatives- like a game they can't stop playing; hearing crafty lies such as "I could've changed what happened." Only the game doesn't speak lies for Thomas. His game is much worse. "I am in control. I am in control," Thomas whispered, his eyes shut tightly. He breathed in and out, forcing the lies to drift down the river. But the truth remained. "I could've stopped it."

Harper Atkins is awoken from a deep sleep to find her memory gone. She wanders a dark, desolate facility in search of others. Once she finds a boy around her age, they realize their predicament is connected. Trapped in a world they used to know, the two not only find out who they are, but who they were. If they don't find answers in time, they will join the others in the dust.

Casey Thomas can read minds. She needs to get into the real world and live, but with the power to read people's thoughts she keeps to herself and doesn't see a need to speak up. That is, until she meets someone. Someone that's been right under her nose the whole time. Yet, after everything seems right in her life, Casey's path is torn from known to unknown and everything she confided in is ripped from her life. Powers come with a cost... but paying up is not an easy thing to accept.