Episodes

Jonah tells Nora the full story of 1994—the storm, the drowning, the moment he woke up in a lighthouse bound to a stranger's desperate bargain. She hears his grief without flinching: the mother who died while he watched from a distance, the fiancée who moved on, the decades of existence without living.When the sea pulls Nora into a vision, she experiences it from inside—the storm, her father's prayer, Jonah's death. She understands now that the ocean isn't cruel. It's just vast, and old, and it ...

Nora Blackwood returns to coastal Maine to settle her estranged father's estate. She expects a quick sale, a clean break from the cold man who never let her in. Instead, she finds a lighthouse keeper who's been there for thirty years without aging, a ledger documenting two centuries of impossible bargains with the sea, and a debt collector made of foam and salt water asking when payment will be rendered.Her mother's death, she learns, wasn't an accident. It was a balance collected. And her fathe...

Ten days of controlled emptiness, and Elise is dying by inches. When a little girl's grief finally cracks her walls open, she discovers something new: magic that doesn't explode. Magic that just grows. She returns to the Hartfield Estate—the scene of her destruction—and finds Roman waiting. Together, they begin to shape the chaos into something intentional. A wild garden. A new beginning. A life that doesn't require her to be small. Three months later, the garden opens to the public. Elise stand...

The Whitmore gala should have been Elise's triumph. For two perfect hours, it is—until her mother appears, and thirty years of suppressed rage finally ignites. The estate transforms into wilderness. Trees erupt through marble. Flowers cover everything. Three hundred guests flee in terror, and Elise's career burns to ash along with her careful reputation.Roman tells her about the fire that killed him—and the years he spent believing he was only capable of destruction. He asks her to see the devas...

Elise's apartment has become a greenhouse, and she's running out of time. Roman arrives to help, and what he teaches her isn't about control—it's about surrender. The magic isn't a curse; it's her. The part she was told was too much, finally demanding to exist.As they work together, Elise starts to remember: the childhood garden her mother paved over, the years of shrinking herself to fit, the grief she's been carrying without knowing its name.When she finally breaks down, flowers bloom from her...

Elise Thorne's life is a masterpiece of control—color-coded calendars, contingency plans, an apartment so minimalist it barely looks lived in. Then the flowers start appearing. A violet in her bathroom tile. Wildflowers in her desk drawer. Morning glories climbing her lamp. Impossible blooms that no one else can see. When she meets Roman Castellanos, the landscaper hired for her biggest event of the year, he sees them too. More than that—he knows what they mean. The wild magic she's been carryin...

Mira returns to the station with a question she's spent two days trying to answer: can she actually want someone? Not save them, not redeem herself—want them, as a person, in her life? When the frequencies align for the final time, she tells Ethan the truth: she doesn't know if she's capable of real connection. But she knows she wants to find out. She knows the thought of losing him feels like losing something she didn't know she needed. He tells her about Cass—not the tragedy, but the person. A...

Mira drives to Ohio, to the abandoned station she's been dreaming about for eighteen years. She explores the building where Ethan has been trapped, finds his notebook full of decades of longing and despair, and prepares for something impossible: a real-time conversation with a man living in 1987. When the frequencies align, they finally speak without delay. He tells her how to break the loop—genuine presence, not performance. She tells him she's willing to lose everything she's built on his suff...

Mira and Ethan develop an impossible communication—audio messages sent across thirty-seven years, asynchronous and strange. As their conversations deepen, she learns about his sister Cass, whose death led him to the transmitter that became his prison. He learns about the woman behind the performance—defended, detached, and more alone than she's ever admitted. But when Mira investigates her own podcast archives, she discovers a devastating pattern. Every genuine supernatural experience she's docu...

Mira Oxton built a podcast empire interviewing people about their supernatural experiences. She doesn't believe any of it—the empathy she performs is just that, a performance. Then an anonymous audio file arrives: a man's voice from 1987, saying her name, describing a week-long time loop he's lived for thirty-seven years. He claims she's the reason he's trapped. As Mira digs into the mystery, she uncovers a missing persons case, a grieving brother, and a dream she's been having since she was sev...

June remembers the crash—the ice, the impact, the moment she stopped being alive. And now she and Theo stand at mile marker 23, waiting for 11:47 PM, when the loop either breaks or binds them forever.To escape, June has to stop running from death. But after one day of actually living—the ocean, the road trip, a man who's loved her for seven years—she doesn't want to let go. She wants to hold on.This time, when the crash happens, she has a reason to survive. And when she wakes up in a hospital on...

June Alcott has been reliving February 2nd for three years. The same disastrous wedding. The same vomiting bride. The same endless, numb repetition. She stopped trying to escape a long time ago. Then she sees a man she's never seen before—in 1,095 loops, something genuinely new. When she corners him, he admits the impossible: he's been looping too. For seven years. Theo shows her what the loop can be—not a prison, but a possibility. They drive to the ocean she's never seen, eat at a diner where ...

The polar vortex breaks, and Callum fades—disappearing in the middle of a confession that shakes Vera to her core. She's been the lost soul all along. Frozen for five years at the threshold of a grief she refused to feel.Alone for the first time since they met, Vera finally does what she's been avoiding: she goes to a bridge, and she grieves. Really grieves. The ugly, broken, thawing kind. And in the breaking open, something else breaks free. Callum returns—not as a winter walker, but as somethi...

The coldest night in a generation descends, and Callum is more present than he's been in decades. He takes Vera into the deep cold—the realm where winter walkers exist—and shows her the fading spirits of those who came before him. A glimpse of his future, if the winters keep warming.Together, they find James, a grieving widower who walked onto a frozen lake searching for his dead wife. As Vera guides him back from the threshold, Callum finally admits the truth: there's a way to save him, but it ...

The temperature rises, and Callum fades—leaving Vera alone with questions and the slow ache of anticipatory grief. She spends days researching winter walkers, learning about the spirits who've disappeared as the world has warmed.When the cold returns, so does Callum—with another lost soul who needs their help. Delia is a college student frozen in place, unable to remember how to live. Callum can warm the room, but only Vera can reach her with words.As they guide Delia back from the edge, Callum ...

Vera Holloway has spent five years surviving Minneapolis winters, punishing herself with cold she thinks she deserves. When a new client doesn't show for his appointment, she finds him dying in his car—and meets the impossible man who led her there.Callum is a winter walker, a spirit bound to the coldest days, guiding lost souls through January's darkest moments. He's done it for nearly 180 years. But the winters are getting warmer, and he's fading.Vera can see him. Touch him. And she might be t...

Margot Sullivan walks into a bar that shouldn't exist on New Year's Eve—and discovers each drink takes her back to a pivotal moment she's spent decades regretting. The night she didn't confess her feelings. The career she didn't pursue. The goodbye she didn't get to say.But the mysterious bartender guiding her through her past knows more than he should. When midnight approaches, Margot finally recognizes him—and learns the truth about the guilt she's carried for twenty years.Some doors only open...

Loop ninety. Sloane remembers everything—and she's done playing by the Collector's rules.Instead of meeting Elias at the gas station, she goes directly to mile marker 47, where the loop closes. Using her threshold sight, she finally sees the truth: the debt binding them isn't one-sided. It can be balanced.When the Collector arrives to stop her, Sloane makes her choice—not to die, not to serve, but to bind herself to Elias as completely as he bound himself to her. Equal sacrifice. Mutual love. A ...

Eighty-nine loops in, Sloane's powers have evolved into something unprecedented: threshold sight, the ability to see between moments. She's remembering almost everything now—including the fact that she's falling in love with Elias.But the Collector has noticed her transformation. It appears with an offer: serve it forever and live, or die her final death. There is, it admits, a third option—but it requires Sloane to choose death willingly.When Elias admits he's known this all along, Sloane refus...

Forty-seven loops in, Sloane has developed a desperate system: writing notes on her skin, hoping fragments survive the reset. Tonight, more memories stick than ever before—and she arrives at the gas station early, ready for answers.Elias finally reveals the truth. He's a debt-walker, bound for nearly two centuries to an ancient entity called the Solstice Collector. When he found Sloane dying on Christmas Eve, he broke every rule to save her—and trapped them both in an endless loop instead.But so...

Sloane Marchetti just wants to survive another Christmas Eve alone. After slipping out of her office holiday party early, she makes an inexplicable stop at a gas station—where a stranger is waiting. He knows her name. He knows where she's going. And he knows she's about to die.Elias claims he's watched her die over three hundred times, trapped in an endless loop that resets every midnight. Sloane doesn't believe him. She gets back in the car anyway.When she wakes up at the start of the same nigh...

The Gratitude Feast begins with forty-three seasoned guests ready to be consumed, but Nora and James's emotional immunity disrupts the ritual. When the ancient entity arrives, they discover it's been starving on synthetic emotion for decades, craving the real gratitude the Blackwoods forgot how to provide. By cooking genuine emotion together - combining their gifts with even Adrian's skill - they satisfy the true covenant and save the town. Adrian leaves to find his authentic self while Nora and...

Discovering her grandmother's journal reveals a horrifying pattern - the Blackwoods have been preparing people with the gift as Thanksgiving offerings for generations. As Ben's betrayal hands Adrian the inn for his Gratitude Feast, James and Nora desperately try a dangerous solution: cooking together to create emotional antibodies. Their combined power creates something beautiful and genuine that breaks through Adrian's false seasonings, but with the feast only three days away and dozens of peop...

Adrian's seven-course seduction dinner delivers exactly what he promised - emotions crafted like cuisine, each dish making Nora fall deeper under his spell. From oysters laced with anticipation to chocolate infused with surrender, she experiences manufactured desire so intense it overrides her judgment. After a night that leaves her hollowed out and addicted, she returns to find James's simple breakfast and genuine concern. But the damage is done - she's craving Adrian's false emotions like a dr...