The Glass Between Us

The Glass Between Us

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After a mysterious fire kills five students at Westvale High, Lena Morrow is the only known survivor-but she wakes up with no memory of what happened that night. Six months later, she returns home from a psychiatric facility, only to discover that she's seeing things no one else can-like echoes of the dead walking the halls of the school, clocks that tick backward, and reflections that move when she doesn't. People think she's broken. Maybe she is. But then the visions begin to guide her-showing her fragmented, shifting memories of the fire. Each time she gets closer to the truth, reality itself seems to warp around her-hallways stretch endlessly, her classmates' faces blur, time loops in short bursts. What starts as hallucinations turns into something darker: Lena is starting to control time. And maybe even twist reality itself. But something is watching her. And it doesn't want her to remember.
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Margaret "Mack" Mora has always been good at keeping her distance. Quiet, sharp, and invisible by choice, she doesn't do school spirit, football games, or golden boys with easy smiles. But when she's assigned to tutor Wally Clark-the injured quarterback trying to catch up in class-her carefully built walls start to crack. Wally is nothing like she expected: thoughtful, funny, frustratingly sincere. Against all odds, they click. And just when Mack begins to let herself feel something real, everything falls apart. On the night of the homecoming game, Wally dies. Then Mack wakes up-and it's homecoming day all over again. No matter what she tries-keeping Wally home, warning him, running away-the day resets every time she falls asleep. And Wally always dies. Trapped in a time loop no one else seems to notice, Mack is forced to relive the day she loses him, again and again. But as she searches for a way to break the loop, Mack starts to realize the day isn't just about Wally's death-it's about their connection, the pieces of him she's only beginning to understand, and the parts of herself she's never dared to show. Because if love can't stop the clock... maybe it can teach her how to truly live.

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