She is not alive.

She is not at rest.

And no one is meant to see her.

 

Trapped between life and death, Angel wanders her seaside hometown bound by an unseen force she calls the glitch. Invisible to the living and haunted by the life she endured—including a husband she never escaped—she fills her days watching others move forward while she remains suspended in regret.

 

There is the artist who paints the shoreline in quiet devotion. The paramedic who carries more grief than he admits. And her father, still alive, still lonely, still unreachable.

 

For years, observation has been enough.

 

Until the moment it isn’t.

 

When a boy falls from a Ferris wheel and looks straight at her—truly sees her—Angel’s fragile equilibrium shatters. That single connection awakens something she thought she’d lost forever: purpose.

 

As she begins to notice darker currents beneath her town’s gentle surface, Angel realises the people she’s come to care for are in danger. And if she wants to save them, she may have to confront the past she’s been running from—and discover why she was never allowed to leave.

 

Because existing between worlds was never meant to be permanent.

And being seen may come at a cost she isn’t ready to pay.