THE LAST LAMP IN RIVERSIDE

The Last Lamp in Riverside by Jane Morris

There’s something wrong with the oldest lamppost in Riverside Park.

When sixty-year-old archivist Evelyn Mora walks past it, her aching joints stop hurting. The next time, her gray hair darkens. Then her wrinkles fade.

Soon, Evelyn is decades younger.

At first, she thinks it’s a miracle.

Until the changes won’t stop.

Until whole days vanish from her memory.

Until her daughter stops recognizing her.

As Evelyn races against her own disappearing past, she uncovers a century of missing women, buried city secrets, and a terrible truth: the lamppost doesn’t turn back time.

It feeds on it.

Now, with her body growing younger by the day and her life collapsing around her, Evelyn must confront the one moment in her past she’s spent a lifetime trying to outrun — before the light drags her all the way back to childhood… and erases her completely.

Growing old is terrifying.

Growing young might be worse.