In the bitter winter of 1868, one man rides the cold plains to settle a debt the law turned away from. The trail is fresh, the horses are fast, and the reckoning waits in a lonely draw…

At her wedding, she is the only one who notices them—rows of mirrors, tall and mismatched, encircling the garden. Each holds a reflection that shouldn’t exist: other moments, other lives, other versions of herself. As vows are spoken and dances turn beneath the tent’s light, the mirrors close in, showing futures that have not yet happened and memories that are not her own.