Death should have ended it. Instead, it opened a door. Detective Jameson Trainor tried to call the case closed. Lily Walsh knows better. After Sharon Tait's funeral, Detroit warps?hallways echo, chapels breathe. A Hydra cult stalks with ritual daggers and forbidden human prophecy, while gods circle like vultures. A book masked as a children's story finds Lily, its spiral pages nearly impossible to decipher, pulling her toward the Grove where the children of the void stir and two worlds hang in the balance. In this chilling sequel to A Butterfly's Demise: A Flutter in Time, horror collides with myth, and once the door opens?nothing will close it again.
