NOTHING MORE, NOTHING LESS

Tessa Sinclair can see how long people have left to live.

Not in years.
In days.

Numbers hover above wrists like quiet truths, invisible to everyone but her. At first, she does what anyone would do-small interventions, gentle nudges, moments of mercy. A warning here. A delay there. A life saved.

But time doesn't disappear.
It redistributes.

Every choice Tessa makes shifts the balance. When one number rises, another falls. And as her quiet corrections ripple outward, death begins to follow her footsteps-never her fault, never quite coincidence.

A detective starts noticing patterns.
A powerful man with too many days notices her.
And another seer warns her too late: balance always collects its debt.

When Tessa interferes one last time-exposing a man who has been exploiting fate for profit-the system breaks. Days flood back into the world faster than they can be accounted for. Numbers flicker. Innocents suffer. And the people closest to her become the most vulnerable.

To fix what she's undone, Tessa must make a choice no one taught her how to survive.

Not between good and evil.
But between power and love.
Between knowing-and letting go.

This is a dark urban fantasy about time, consequence, and the unbearable weight of choosing who gets to live.

Because seeing the future doesn't mean you can control it.
And sometimes, the only way to restore balance...
is to stop looking altogether.