Every night at exactly 11:11, a disconnected telephone rings in Mira Sen's late grandmother's house.
The stranger on the other end is Elias Ward. He lives in the same city - seven years in the future.
For one impossible hour each night, Mira and Elias share the ordinary pieces of lives they can never touch: bad films, burnt dinners, family regrets, private fears, and the small details that slowly turn two strangers into something far more dangerous.
Then Elias searches for Mira in his time and discovers that, within a year of their first call, she disappears.
Every attempt to save her changes the future waiting for them. Soon, Mira and Elias must confront an impossible choice: preserve the life in which they remember loving each other, or save Mira and risk erasing that love from Elias entirely.
Seven Years Apart is an atmospheric, emotionally charged speculative romance about love across time, the fragile architecture of memory, and whether a connection still matters when only one person remembers it.
Perfect for readers who enjoy slow-burning romance, mysterious time-slip stories, impossible choices, and endings that linger long after the final page.