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Annalise Haywood is a fifth-year Hogwarts student. Her life is ordinary—classes, homework, Quidditch, friends, detentions, and the occasional disaster caused by Fred and George Weasley. Until she dies. One moment, she’s walking through Hogwarts. The next, she’s dead. Then she wakes up. It is 6:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. Everything is exactly as it was when the day began. At first, Annalise assumes it was a nightmare. Then she dies again. And wakes up at 6:30. Tuesday. Again. She quickly realizes the rules: she remembers everything, but everyone else forgets. Every time she dies, the day resets. There is no way to skip ahead, no matter how long she waits. Her only way to reach Wednesday is to survive the entire day. So she experiments. She changes her routines. Avoids dangerous places. Stays with friends. Refuses to attend certain classes. Spends entire days hiding in the safest places she can find. It doesn’t matter. She dies. Someone—or something—is deliberately killing her before midnight. And it knows exactly what she’s going to do. Eventually, Annalise learns that reaching Wednesday may be the worst possible thing she could do. Because the last time someone escaped the loop, something came with them. Now she has to make an impossible choice: Keep dying every day to protect everyone else— or finally survive.