Two Weeks Until Goodbye

Fourteen days before his scheduled funeral, Daniel Prescott receives an invitation to attend his own wake.A meticulous architectural draftsman accustomed to finding order in measurements and structural designs, Daniel initially dismisses the black-bordered envelope as a cruel joke. But the invitation is no ordinary prank. Inside, he discovers a detailed registry of his deceased relatives, an exact cemetery plot reserved for him, and a date that lies precisely two weeks in the future. Even more disturbing, the handwriting belongs unmistakably to Daniel himself.As he investigates the mysterious document, Daniel discovers evidence that his predicted death has already been recorded. An old microfilm file describes the circumstances of his coming demise with chilling precision, including the time, location, and physical cause. The closer he looks, the more the boundaries between his memories, his surroundings, and the approaching funeral begin to collapse.Then something far more terrifying emerges. Whatever is waiting for Daniel at Blackwood Vale Cemetery may not simply want his life. It wants his place. A presence is attempting to cross into his world, and the invitation appears to be the beginning of a carefully arranged exchange.With every passing day, Daniel becomes increasingly trapped in a reality that seems designed to lead him toward the cemetery. Roads refuse to offer escape, familiar spaces turn hostile, and the dead begin to exert an influence that no amount of logic can explain. Haunted by the memory of his wife Rebecca and desperate to preserve the life he has left, Daniel must use the one thing he understands better than anything else: structure.But how do you reinforce a world when the very foundations of reality are being dismantled?Dark, atmospheric, and filled with unsettling supernatural suspense, Two Weeks Until Goodbye is a haunting story about grief, identity, and the terrifying possibility that death may arrive with an appointment already written in your name.