When a storm of meteors tears through the night sky, Samuel Pine discovers his life has unmoored from time itself. In the aftermath, he realizes the impossible has become real: every time Juliette dies, the world resets, looping him back to the same fractured beginning - memories intact, wounds reopened, love reimagined. What begins as terror quickly becomes obsession. Each reset grants Sam the chance to change outcomes, to rewrite conversations, to move faster, think sharper, love harder. But time is not forgiving, and the more he interferes, the more reality degrades - cities fall silent, skies fracture, and a shadowed force begins to close in. As Sam navigates a collapsing future shaped by corporate experiments, unstable magnetic fields, and a mysterious agency watching his every move, he must confront a painful truth: saving Juliette may cost the very fabric of existence. Torn between memory and inevitability, he is forced to choose between preserving the woman he loves or surrendering her to restore a world that no longer remembers him. Meanwhile, Markus - a reluctant ally burdened by loyalty and conscience - becomes a tether to humanity as Sam spirals deeper into the illusion of control. Together, they chase fragments of answers through ruined highways, ghost cities, and half-remembered landscapes, piecing together a reality that may no longer want them. See You Soon is a haunting science-fiction novel about grief, devotion, and the quiet violence of second chances. It explores the illusion of control, the cost of remembrance, and the terror of reliving love knowing its end. Both intimate and expansive, poetic and unsettling, it asks a timeless question: if you could relive the moment you lost someone - would you still let them go?