Eternity's Echo

Ellie Sullivan is dead.

She's also an unhappy ghost and grim reaper under protest. That's her job in the afterlife, you see -- to ferry the souls of the dead to their respective endings, happy or otherwise.

It's the worst job ever.

But the thing about being a reaper is that there's no retirement. No, Ellie's afterlife will be reaping. Forever. There's an endless number of souls to be reaped, after all...

The only time Ellie can be herself is when she steals away to visit her family. Invisible, she can see how they're slowly forgetting her, moving on with their lives. But she can daydream about another world -- one where she did not die...

But then the world ends.

When time freezes, Ellie and her fellow reapers realize the truth: this is the end of the world. Most of the reapers seem rather happy about the prospect...

Except Ellie.

The world ending means her family ends, too. It means the end of everything she once held dear, but threw away in a moment of regret...

Armed with a time-traveling pocket watch, Ellie gathers together a group of miscreants with one mission: stop the end of the world by re-starting time. And if on the way Ellie discovers something more, she won't complain --

Maybe she can even find a way to come alive again.