'impossible To Put Down.' Kate Briggs

This is a fiction novel that blends time-slip fantasy with a deeply character-driven journey. Its central theme is renewal and personal agency when time itself seems broken. The intended reader is adults and older teens who love speculative fiction with emotional depth and a hopeful edge. The tone is adventurous, thoughtful, and quietly resilient. When a time-bending protagonist slips out of time, days drift in an endless loop—365 November 18ths. Time no longer passes, and the world has no real rhythm. Seasons vanish, and the cycle of (winter, spring, summer, fall) must return. The protagonist must take action, shaping the seasons herself and discovering what it means to remake a life when the clock has stopped. The book is story-led, propelled by cinematic pacing and lyrical, immersive imagery. It invites readers to follow a journey through frost and thaw, doubt and courage, as the seasons are coaxed back into being. The reading experience feels intimate and cinematic, with vivid scenes that linger and questions that invite reflection. Readers move through the narrative by following the protagonist’s determined steps toward a restored world. - Time-bending journey that restores the cycle of the seasons - Protagonist-driven narrative about resilience, agency, and self-discovery - Lyrical prose with evocative weather and landscape imagery - Atmospheric world-building across a ye