
Lukas leads an unremarkable life: shifts at a small diner, too many books in a modest apartment, a neighbor who keeps finding excuses to knock on his door, and an antiquarian bookshop he visits more often than he probably should.
Then he finds the Timelens.
The strange leatherbound tome writes brief predictions of significant events minutes before they happen. Its words are never wrong, but Lukas himself remains outside its predictions. His choices can alter the circumstances around what is written, forcing the book to revise the future before his eyes.
At first, that might mean an awkward conversation, an unexpected visitor, or something about to go wrong across the street. But every prediction raises new questions: where did the Timelens come from, why can Lukas use it, and what else might be hiding at the edges of an otherwise ordinary world?
A contemporary slice-of-life fantasy mixing everyday routines, relationships, romance, mystery, and occasional danger—with a future that is certain right up until Lukas changes the conditions.



