The Woman Split Across Timelines (Book 1)

Celestine Aradane wakes at nine years old with memories of dying. Not vague dreams, not fragments.

She remembers blood on snow.
A trembling hand clutching hers, and Theron Valciel screaming as she died in his arms.

Then she opens her eyes and discovers she is alive again. Young. Safe. Back in the past.

But while Celestine remembers only one previous timeline, Theron remembers them all.

Thirty-three lives. Thirty-three versions of her. Thirty-three tragedies he could not prevent.

To the world, Theron Valciel is the perfect noble heir: elegant, devoted, terrifyingly intelligent.

But beneath his calm exterior lies a man slowly unraveling under the weight of endless regressions and accumulated grief. Because every time Celestine dies, the world resets.

And every reset changes her. Tiny things at first: a different favorite flower, a different laugh, a different fear.

Until eventually the woman Theron loved begins disappearing piece by piece across timelines. Now, in the 34th timeline, something has changed. For the first time, Celestine remembers him too.

As strange dreams and fragmented memories begin surfacing, Celestine uncovers the horrifying truth:
the regressions are not preserving her soul. They are splitting it apart.

Some versions of herself still exist somewhere beyond abandoned timelines. Some hate Theron. Some fear him. Some want revenge.

And the deeper Theron's obsession grows, the more unstable reality becomes.

Because love repeated enough times stops becoming love. It becomes possession.

Set in a haunting aristocratic world of political intrigue, cursed timelines, and psychological horror, The Woman Split Across Timelines is a dark fantasy romance about grief, identity, and the terrifying consequences of refusing to let someone go.