SEVEN MINUTES

An obsolete telephone rings at Leah Reddan’s assistance centre. The caller describes an accident that hasn’t happened.

Seven minutes later, the same call arrives through her normal headset. Every word is identical.

At first, Leah sees a chance to help. She can prevent accidents and protect people before they know they are in danger. Then she realises the telephone could also bring in enough money to rescue her younger sister from financial trouble.

But changing events has consequences. Conversations with her future self begin to contradict one another, and the physical cost of using the warning grows harder to ignore.

Then a colleague notices her impossible accuracy.

A psychological thriller about a woman given seven minutes’ advantage over the world—and the increasingly dangerous choices she makes to keep it. Knowing what happens next is only the beginning of her problem.