Mack Bishop swallowed a bottle of pills in a Nashville hospital room. She meant to die. She woke up on her feet in a city that almost looks like home, with legs that work and a life she does not recognize, because it never existed until the moment she needed it. Her death did not end a thread. It spun a new one. Quantum immortality: energy cannot die. It transforms. It jumps. In this new Nashville, the billboard says PRESIDENT WALLACE. The sweepers hunt anomalies. And her little sister, the one who used to fix her pillows and bring her magazines and say us against the world, is a cold-eyed soldier with 412 confirmed kills. A Reaper. And she is looking for Mack. Alongside a fractured defector named Delt, who has his own reasons for keeping her alive, Mack discovers the terrible truth: she has been dying and creating worlds her whole life without knowing it. Now a faction of ancient, exhausted beings wants to use her as the key to end every timeline simultaneously. Including this one. Mack wanted out. Now she is the only thing standing between everything and nothing. Infinite Graves is a story about the weight of staying alive and the slow, difficult work of choosing to remain. Debut novel. Available now.