Many years ago, the government used scientists to invent a device in secret, but the consequences of using it were too extreme. Some wanted it destroyed. Others wanted it out in the open.
When the device is discovered by Eliza, she sees into the mystery that’s haunted her past. Now, not only does she have to decide if she’s going to confront that past and solve the mystery of what happened to her father, risking her life in the process, but she also has to make up her mind if she’s finally ready to tell her best friend, Lydia,...

Many years ago, the government used scientists to invent a device in secret, but the consequences of using it were too extreme. Some wanted it destroyed. Others wanted it out in the open.
When the device is discovered by Eliza, she sees into the mystery that’s haunted her past. Now, not only does she have to decide if she’s going to confront that past and solve the mystery of what happened to her father, risking her life in the process, but she also has to make up her mind if she’s finally ready to tell her best friend, Lydia, how she feels.
Concluding that the device is too dangerous to fall into the wrong hands, Eliza and Lydia put it where it could never be found, at the bottom of the ocean, only it finds its way into the hands of Rosie, a marine archaeologist, years later. Suddenly, Rosie is faced with a decision of her own. Should she give her ex the second chance she’s asking for or follow her heart in the direction of Felicity, who has been there for years without Rosie realizing that more could be between them?
With the device safely buried this time, Eliza, Lydia, Rosie, and Felicity leave thoughts of it behind, but when Violet discovers it in her backyard, she gets a vision of her distant future and the life she could have with a woman she’s never met. When that woman shows up in her life, Violet still has to wait for her because Rachel might not be ready for them to explore what Violet saw.
Each woman’s vision leads them to a chance at love they didn’t know they were looking for, but it also puts them in danger because there are people who want the device for themselves. Others want revenge for what it has cost them. Can these women uncover the origin of the device and get their happily-ever-after at the same time?