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Love Beyond The Glass
Paperback
Publisher: Simran Mehta
Published: Sep 17 2025
Pages: 186
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the shadowed streets of Old Town, Elias Brennan, a sleep-deprived college student drowning in deadlines, stumbles upon Haverly's Curiosities a mysterious antique shop that appears only at night. Within its walls, he encounters Clara, a ghostly seamstress trapped in a silver-framed mirror since the fire of 1923. Drawn into her world of jazz-filled dance halls and lost dreams, Elias falls deeply in love, unaware of the shop's dark secret: it is a sentient entity, feeding on the souls it ensnares, with Clara as its unwilling anchor.
As their impossible romance deepens, Elias uncovers a century-old curse tied to the shop's enigmatic keeper, Mr. Haverly, and a pattern of vanishings spanning decades. Determined to free Clara, he risks everything his studies, his health, his future devising a perilous ritual to shatter the mirror. But love comes at a cost, and the shop fights back, pulling Elias into a limbo between worlds. In a heart-wrenching climax, Clara faces a final choice: save Elias by sacrificing her existence, or let the shop claim them both. Is their love strong enough to break the glass, or will it trap them forever?
Love Beyond the Glass is a haunting tale of devotion, sacrifice, and the blurred line between reality and the supernatural.
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