Until Death Forgets Us

Cael has carried souls out of the world for nine hundred years. Elias Vale makes him want to belong to it.

Elias earns his living preserving the voices of strangers. His own life is quieter: unfinished conversations, letters he never posts, a second cup of coffee poured for someone who is no longer there. When an unseen angel arrives to witness his final day, Elias has no idea that his smallest acts of kindness are making obedience impossible.

Cael knows the rules. He knows the precise moment Elias must die.

He saves him anyway.

Now Elias has seventy-two borrowed hours, and the stranger who knows how his life ends is becoming the person he most wants beside him. Through rain-soaked streets and the fragile intimacy of a shared room, they discover the warmth of being wanted—and the fear that comes with having something to lose.

But Heaven keeps an account of every stolen hour. As Cael begins to question the order he has served for centuries, Elias refuses to let his survival become another person's sentence. Together, they must search for a future neither has been permitted to imagine.

Time is running out. There is still so much they have not said.

Until Death Forgets Us is a lyrical, slow-burn paranormal romance about forbidden love, ordinary tenderness and two men daring to ask who has the right to decide when their story ends.