911 Afterlife

Lena Morgan has spent eight years as a 911 dispatcher — sixty-four thousand calls, every kind of human catastrophe filtered through her headset. She's heard everything. Or so she thought. On a stormy October night, a call comes in from an impossible number. The caller is Sarah Mitchell, a seventeen-year-old girl who went missing three years ago — and who believes she has been murdered. The trace pings back to a demolished building. The voice is real. And the man who silenced Sarah knows Lena heard every word. Working off the books with her veteran captain, Lena begins pulling threads from a cold case the department has all but buried. But the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that Sarah isn't just a ghost in the static — she's aware, she's watching, and she's racing against something Lena can't yet see. As Lena's methodical, scientific approach to the inexplicable collides with a murder that left no evidence, she must confront a truth eight years of dispatch work never prepared her for: some calls don't end when you hang up. 911 Afterlife is a propulsive paranormal mystery that crackles with dread and humanity — perfect for fans of The Keeper of Lost Things and The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.