Beck Escarra thought she had escaped Burrington. She believed the town's horrors could be contained in memory and projected safely onto a screen. But some stories do not end when the credits roll. Two hundred years after Burrington's massacre, the curse once confined to its borders is unraveling the fabric of time itself. Reality bends. Seasons shift mid-breath. The dead stir where they should not. What began as a haunting is becoming something far larger. Amber, bound by blood to Burrington's forgotten past, begins seeing ghosts no one else can. Restless and relentless, they press against her mind as the world subtly distorts around her. Through the guidance of Frank Harlow, a man broken by Burrington and tethered to its unrest even in death, she begins to understand that the fracture is not spreading randomly. It is widening. Beck holds the key to stopping it, if she can be found. But the closer Amber comes to the truth, the more she realizes that the curse did not simply escape. It evolved. In this haunting sequel to Until Time Remembers, the boundaries between life and death, past and present, begin to collapse and the cost of sealing what was opened may be far greater than anyone imagined.