The Keeper's Paradox
The Keeper's Paradox
On the storm-lashed coast of Maine, lighthouse keeper Margot Vane has lived alone for seven years, tending the beacon and keeping the log. Then, on a Tuesday morning in March, she finds a letter wedged in the lantern room door — written in her own handwriting, dated three years from now, warning her not to trust the man who will arrive with the spring tide. As more letters arrive, each one predicting events with impossible accuracy, Margot must decide whether to follow their guidance or burn them, and whether the woman writing them is trying to save her life or seal her fate.
- Chapters
- 1
- Words
- 1,426
- Reading
- ~6 min
- Narration
- Text only
Contents
Cast
- Margot Vane
- Lighthouse keeper, 34, meticulous and isolated. Has a limp from a childhood fall.
- Elias Thorne
- Marine historian, 38, gentle but secretive. His grandmother was a previous keeper.
- Future Margot
- The voice of the letters — Margot's future self, or so she claims.
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