Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Elowen Greenbriar has spent three years rebuilding her life after a catastrophic accident erased her past. Now working as a conservator of rare books and historical objects, she trusts only what can be examined, measured, preserved, and proven. That certainty collapses when she discovers an uncatalogued steamer trunk containing five impossible objects: a future dated airline ticket bearing her name, a platinum wedding ring, a fetal sonogram, a brass key marked VII, and an envelope connected to a man she cannot remember.The clues lead Elowen to Wren Fairview, a brilliant architect suffering from a rapidly progressing neurological disease. Wren insists he has never met her, yet he has drawn intimate portraits of her face and knows details about her life that no stranger should possess. His memory is deteriorating so quickly that names, faces, and recent events disappear without warning. Around him, a network of physical evidence begins to reveal a hidden history built from paper, brass, architectural plans, medical records, and carefully staged objects.Elowen follows the trail from Silverwood Liquidations to Wren’s atelier, the Maritime Historical Institute, the clinic of neurologist Seren Willowbrook, and finally Blackwood Point. Along the way she meets Beatrix Silverwood, Ophelia Willowmere, Skye Bellflower, Ember Wildwood, and Dr. Thea Moonstone, each holding a fragment of the truth. What first appears to be an elaborate trap gradually becomes something more complicated: an analog failsafe created by a man who knows his own mind is disappearing and is desperate to leave enough evidence behind for the woman he loves to find him.The greatest revelation is Elowen’s identity. The woman known publicly as Elowen Greenbriar is actually Elowen Cruz Fairview, Wren’s wife, separated from her former life by traumatic amnesia after a devastating highway collision. The marriage, the pregnancy they lost, the house Wren built, and the memories hidden inside his sanctuary are all real. He did not leave her a conventional message because he feared that his failing memory would eventually make him unable to explain what happened.Years later, Elowen and Wren live at Blackwood Point with their young daughter, Clara. The impossible ticket that once promised a future has finally reached its date. What began as a mystery hidden inside a forgotten trunk becomes a testament to memory, persistence, and the deliberate choice to build a path home.