A man wakes with memories that have not happened yet, and a name that is not his.
In the green folds of County Down, Liam Callaghan opens his eyes carrying two impossible certainties: his father's funeral, years ahead, and his daughter's death, vivid enough to taste. Then his wife calls him Conor, his wallet agrees, and the world insists his real life never existed.
The change begins the day a construction crew tears down a rath, an old ring of earth locals refuse to disturb. An old woman named Br d warns him to keep his name close, because the ground is not cursed in the storybook sense, it is a clock that keeps a different time, a system that corrects strain by rearranging lives until the loop is neat again.
To survive, Liam has to do more than prove who he is. He has to anchor himself against a rewrite that spreads through documents, memory, and the people who love him most. Holding onto his name may be possible. Living with what that victory costs may be worse.