In Elsewhence, more than one life is possible, but choosing one costs her the rest. Sereluna has never belonged. The day she stumbles on a cliffside cottage, tucked behind a veil of weeping willows, feels like the first time she’s been given something that might be hers. But the village beyond is too quiet, its emptiness edged with something that doesn’t add up. The cottage should have been a refuge. Instead, it draws others to her: the steady one who offers devotion, the storm-tossed one who tempts her with chaos, the wanderer who feels like he’s always known her, and the shadow who waits with truths he should not know. Each of them has a claim. None of them are simple. As timelines fracture and realities shift, Sereluna is forced to face the question she has avoided her whole life. When the world itself demands a choice, what will she keep, and who will she lose? Elsewhence is for readers drawn to older main characters, magical realism, psychological tension, and symbolic romance. Perfect for those who crave stories shaped by impossible choices, layered relationships, and realities that refuse to stay fixed.