Dead in Time (Paranormal)

In Dead in Time, the veil between life and death is more than a boundary-it's a labyrinth of secrets, memories, and second chances. When Harper Ellis, a forensic investigator with a knack for solving cold cases, is fatally injured in an explosion during a high-profile case, she wakes up in a place unlike any she's ever known. It's not the afterlife as she imagined-it's the Between, a mysterious realm where time is fluid, souls linger, and the living world is but a whisper away. Harper learns that she has been tethered to this liminal space for a purpose: to unravel the truth behind her death and prevent a catastrophe destined to alter the fates of the living and the dead.

In the Between, Harper encounters others like her-souls bound by unresolved destinies. She is reluctantly guided by Elias, a cryptic and brooding "Timekeeper" who oversees the threads of fate and ensures that time flows as it should. Elias reveals that Harper's death was no accident; it was orchestrated by a dark force intent on unraveling the natural order of life and death. As Harper begins to uncover clues about her killer and their motives, she realizes her case is tied to a much larger conspiracy threatening to destabilize both realms. Her unique connection to the Between grants her abilities she never thought possible-she can step into moments of the past, speak to restless spirits, and manipulate the flow of time itself-but using these powers comes at a dangerous cost.

As Harper races against time to stop the impending chaos, she faces moral dilemmas and personal revelations that test her resolve. The lines between friend and foe blur, and she must decide who to trust in a world where even time can be deceiving. Dead in Time is a thrilling paranormal mystery that explores themes of justice, redemption, and the intricate web of choices that bind the living to the dead. In a realm where every second counts, Harper must confront her past, embrace her power, and fight to reclaim her place in the timeline-before it's too late.