When Maren Vale inherits a towering Victorian mirror from her estranged great-aunt, she chalks it up as little more than an eerie family heirloom. Burned out from teaching and haunted by fragmented memories, she finds herself increasingly drawn to the mirror’s surface—and what seems to shimmer just beneath it. At first, the anomalies are subtle: a blink out of sync, a smile that lingers too long. But soon, the reflection begins to move before she does. To speak. To know things she has forgotten—or perhaps never knew at all. As Maren’s reality unravels, she uncovers a chilling legacy of women lost to the mirror’s silent hunger, their lives rewritten with surgical precision. Alone and doubted, Maren must confront not only the mirror’s intentions, but the darkest parts of herself it reflects back. Is she truly being watched, or slipping into madness? And what happens when the version of you in the mirror no longer wants to stay behind the glass? In this gripping psychological thriller where identity fractures with every glance, one woman must fight for her memories, her sanity, and her soul. Who decides who gets to live your life—when the mirror sees you better than you see yourself?