23-year-old Jenna McKingly didn't realise that one night out could change her entire life, catching glimpses of ghosts from her past to shadows of people echoing in her future, if only she hadn't met that one person. Things could have been different; things could have been changed. If only she hadn't picked up the phone.

A troubled man is lost on a stormy rural road.

Too late to go sleep again and too early to care . So she took her phone still tired eyes looking half closed I'm not a morning person. Then when she looked there's 17 voicemails that wasn't there , strange number, for a moment she was a bit scared Who even send them nowadays and it's from a number that's not on my contacts list

When Verity wakes to find 17 encrypted voicemails on an obsolete device, each one is from her future self—pleading, warning, and revealing a fate she can’t escape. The more she listens, the closer the danger comes. But one message is missing: Message 18. And without it, she may never survive the night.

Eli Warren finds himself on the streets of Vicksburg, where breathes promise and peril, and where every welcome may be a weighing of worth.

An average woman is getting ready to celebrate New Year's Eve.