The ending was written first

Ashlyn learned early on that her dreams aren't just dreams. They don't fade with time, and they don't get things wrong. Because whatever she sees eventually happens. And knowing that has taught her to live carefully, quietly, and always waiting for the moment everything goes wrong.

When the future she's been dreading begins to unfold faster than she expected, Ashlyn realizes her nightmares are only a small piece of something much bigger. Something that has been moving toward her long before she ever understood what she was seeing.

Pulled into a conflict she didn't ask for and surrounded by people who know more than they're willing to say, Ashlyn is forced to carry knowledge that was never meant to be hers. The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes to know it at all.

Because when the ending is already written, the most terrifying question isn't how it happens-it's whether you're brave enough to fight it.