Your decisions shape the limits of grief and survival. A year after your husband’s death, you’re offered one final climb—a chance to scatter his ashes and reclaim your life. But when the ladder breaks, you’re trapped 2,000 feet above the ground, with no way down and a past that won’t let go.

Your decisions shape how these isolated souls confront grief, failure, and connection during a frozen holiday break. A bitter teacher, a grieving mother, and a defiant student are left behind—each carrying wounds they never speak of. As snow blankets the campus, silence gives way to truth.

Your decisions shape what emerges from the wreckage. In 1979, a small Ohio town becomes ground zero for an otherworldly escape. As the kids of Lillian uncover the truth behind a derailed train and a hidden creature, you must navigate loss, loyalty, and the fragile boundary between fear and understanding. The film they shot holds secrets no one expected.

Sereena was once a young mermaid with iridescent fins and a voice like moonlight on water. She fell for a sailor whose smile promised salvation, only to surrender her ocean-born form for legs that bled with every step.\n\nHe took her love as weakness, her devotion as ownership. The man she saved became the monster who broke her, leaving scars deeper than any fin could heal. When their daughter drowned in silence—neglected, unseen, unloved—Sereena’s heart turned to salt and storm.\n\nNow, she is no longer a lover. She is vengeance wrapped in tide and thunder. No ship sails her waters unpunished. Kings call her a demon. Sailors whisper her name like a curse. But none have seen the woman beneath the wrath—until he came.

When the man who killed your father walks free because of his celebrity status, you're supposed to hate him. But when Rosie Montgomery locks eyes with rock star Will O'Connor outside the courtroom, she sees something unexpected - genuine remorse. As their paths collide at her father's grave, two damaged souls must navigate grief, guilt, and an undeniable connection that defies all logic. Can Rosie ever forgive the man who took her father's life? And can Will find redemption through the one person who should despise him most?