Clockwalkers

Clockwalkers

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Fantasy
john harper lost everything the night his daughter died in a storm. Now, he drowns his guilt at the bottom of a glass, haunted by the memories he can't escape. When a stranger at a grief support group group whisper about the Clockwalkers , guardian's of time who can rewrite the past, john takes it as drunken nonsense. But shadows begin to move when no one's watching. Clocks tick when the room is silent. And the impossible starts to look all too real. If the legends are real, John has a chance to undo the night that destroyed him. But some doors once opened, can't be closed again.
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Under editing In a quiet coastal town where time seems to move strangely, 17-year-old Lyra Quinn discovers a broken pocket watch buried in her late grandmother's attic. The watch doesn't tick - but it pulses, faintly, like a heartbeat. When she winds it, time freezes... for everyone but her. But the gift comes with a cost: every time she uses it, someone in the town forgets a piece of their past - including Lyra. Soon, she meets Elias, a mysterious boy who claims to be from a different time - 1884 - and who knows secrets about her family she's never heard. He warns her: the watch was forged by a cursed clockmaker whose inventions consume memories to power time. The more Lyra tries to fix things, the more she risks forgetting who she is - and who Elias really is to her.

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