Nora Ash is paid to catch continuity errors. Buildings aren’t supposed to have them.
The town matches its records. All of them. Even the ones that are wrong.
Nora Ash logs continuity for film shoots—every prop, every timestamp, every frame. When her production rolls into Grafton Hollow, her record starts disagreeing with the town: a hardware sign that changes when nobody's watching. A corridor nine feet longer than it was yesterday. A face in the dailies that appears on no call sheet.
The rules are simple, and terrible: what's watched holds. What isn't watched is free to change. And something with a bigger record than hers is rewriting the town.
Nora has been here before. Three years ago her sister vanished between one photograph and the next, and nobody believed her—because she couldn't prove it. This time she is writing everything down.
A slow-burn paranormal mystery where the paperwork is the plot—first in The Continuity Files series.
