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When Finn finds an old lens hidden beneath his grandfather’s floorboards, he doesn’t just unlock a mystery—he opens a doorway. One that doesn’t lead to another world, but to every version of himself that could’ve been. In a house rebuilt, mirrors start to reflect more than reality—they reflect regret, possibilities, and alternate view of incidents. But as ghostly versions slip through, and science becomes something far more dangerous, Finn and his grandfather must confront the price of a theory that worked a little too well. Dark, eerie, and hauntingly emotional, this novel blurs the line between what we see… and what sees us back.
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Arya Ramachandran
I'm Arya Ramachandran — a normal teen with a slightly irregular obsession: wondering what would happen if our reflections had opinions. That question spiraled into my first book, Mirrors Don’t Lie — a twisty, eerie, but oddly emotional ride through regret, reality, and the weird things mirrors might be hiding.
By day, I’m a tech student. By night, I overthink plot twists and stare at shiny surfaces a bit too long (for “research,” of course). This is my debut novel, and if it makes you shiver, smile, or question your bathroom mirror — mission accomplished.
