Convergence

Enter the space between life and memory 

Jonathon Slade is a numbers man. The world, as far as he's concerned, runs on rules.

Until the night a man steps out of a century-old letter.

Captain Edward Slade died on a battlefield in 1916. Yet somehow his spirit remains—bound to the living world by the last words of the woman he loved. For reasons neither of them can explain, Jonathon is the first person in a hundred years who can see him.

But Edward is not the only thing that survived the war. 

The Tethering is a story about persistence: of memory, of love, of identity, and of the quiet agreements we make simply by continuing to exist. It explores the uneasy space between presence and absence, and the human instinct to hold on — even when holding on comes at a cost.