The 11

Two worlds. One minute. A love that could shatter reality.

Every day at exactly 11:11, eighteen-year-old Liora Uwase glances into her mirror in Kigali, Rwanda. She doesn't see her own reflection. Instead, she sees Arin Solberg-a brilliant but lonely boy living four thousand miles away in the frozen winter of Oslo, Norway.

For sixty seconds, they exist in the same mirrored dimension. They cannot speak, they cannot touch; they can only gesture and write backward messages on the glass.

For months, they are the perfect secret. But curiosity is a dangerous thing.

When Liora defies the laws of physics to travel to Norway, the impossible happens: they meet in the real world. But the universe does not like to be tricked. As their hands touch, time fractures. Glass shatters. Strangers freeze in place.

Hunted by the Archivist-a guardian of reality who warns that their connection is a glitch that must be deleted-Liora and Arin are forced to run. They discover that the mirror was never a window; it was a barrier. And by crossing it, they have started a countdown.

To stay together, they must make wishes that rewrite history. But magic isn't free. Every wish demands a terrible price, erasing memories, friends, and pieces of their past.

As the shadows close in and the timeline begins to collapse, Liora and Arin must make the ultimate choice: hold on to a love that is destroying the world, or make one final wish to become strangers again.

From author Davis Shyaka Musirikare comes a heartbreaking, cinematic journey about destiny, sacrifice, and the true cost of a wish.