The Timekeeper’s Pulse
By Mary Wesley
Hardcover 22.99
Paperback 15.99
Morgan Ellis is an ER nurse used to racing the clock. Twelve-hour shifts, crashing patients, impossible choices—time is the one thing she never has enough of. Until it starts slipping.
In the middle of a brutal trauma code, Morgan blinks—and finds herself standing in a 1920s hospital ward, surrounded by gas lamps, metal beds, and a wounded soldier who looks disturbingly like the man dying on her table in 2025. Moments later, she’s yanked back into the present… just in time to hear the time of death.
At first, she blames stress. Burnout. A possible neurological issue. But as the episodes multiply, Morgan realizes she isn’t just losing time—she’s moving through it. Her investigation leads to a secret buried in her own past: the unexplained disappearance of her mother and a forgotten research project known only as Project Chronos. With the help of Dr. James Carter, a brilliant neurologist whose fascination with her case becomes dangerously personal, and Eliza Thompson, her fiercely loyal fellow nurse, Morgan begins to piece together a devastating truth.
Decades earlier, a young writer named Emily was recruited to document a medical experiment designed to bend time in the name of saving lives. It worked. Until it broke the people bound to it. Now the fractures are widening.
A shadowy figure known as the Timekeeper lurks at the edge of every jump, manipulating events to preserve a singular version of history—no matter the cost. As timelines bleed together and patients appear in multiple eras, Morgan discovers that she is more than a bystander. She’s the anchor. To save the future—and herself—Morgan must confront a heartbreaking revelation about who the Timekeeper truly is and decide whether to sacrifice her own memories to repair the damage done.
In this emotionally charged blend of contemporary medical drama, historical fiction, and speculative science, The Timekeeper’s Pulse asks: If you could rewrite one moment that changed everything, would you risk unraveling the rest of your life?