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When a phone lost in modern Tokyo rings from the year 1922… a mythic love story begins.
One voice in Bengal. One in Japan. One mirror between them.
Across time, memory, and forgotten gods… they are being called back.

Anya Amano never believed in destiny, until a century-old phone call shatters her reality. One moment she's a Tokyo art student mourning her grandmother, the next she's speaking with Hiro Mukhopadhyay: a boy from 1920s Bengal who already knows her name… and the mantra her grandmother once whispered.

As echoes of past lives awaken, a cracked bronze mirror binds them across lifetimes, unraveling forgotten truths about who they once were, and the god they once defied. Temples rise on city streets. Memories bloom where they do not belong. The world is remembering too much… and memory itself is a dangerous force.

To restore the mirror may bring the world peace… or break Anya and Hiro apart forever.

Blending Indian and Japanese mythology, lyrical prose, and haunting romance, The Mirror That Waited is the first novel of The Remembrance Trilogy: a poetic, time-crossed story about love, memory, and the soul's journey through lifetimes.