The Last Transfer is Book Four of the Crossroads Bar series, a supernatural tale of bargains, consequences, friendship, and what it truly means to reclaim your soul. A routine consolidation assignment becomes a race against time when forty-six missing souls expose a secret someone was willing to bury. Freddie, Wren, Ann, and Ben have left the Crossroads Bar behind for their biggest assignment yet: helping transfer the contents of aging soul repositories into the massive new Tempest House facility.
But when they arrive in Colorado Springs, they discover that a catastrophic containment failure was hidden for six months. Forty-six souls have escaped. Forty-six people have unknowingly become whole again. And every bargain they once made is now coming due. As the team searches for answers, they find themselves confronting something even more dangerous than a failed repository: a system that sees people as accounts, debts, and numbers on a ledger.
With old secrets surfacing and the consequences spreading far beyond Colorado Springs, Freddie and the others must decide how far they are willing to go to protect people trapped by bargains they may no longer even remember making. Because some debts can be paid. Some contracts can be broken. And some transfers are meant to be the last.
The Last Transfer is Book Four of the Crossroads Bar series, a supernatural tale of bargains, consequences, friendship, and what it truly means to reclaim your soul. A routine consolidation assignment becomes a race against time when forty-six missing souls expose a secret someone was willing to bury. Freddie, Wren, Ann, and Ben have left the Crossroads Bar behind for their biggest assignment yet: helping transfer the contents of aging soul repositories into the massive new Tempest House facility.
But when they arrive in Colorado Springs, they discover that a catastrophic containment failure was hidden for six months. Forty-six souls have escaped. Forty-six people have unknowingly become whole again. And every bargain they once made is now coming due. As the team searches for answers, they find themselves confronting something even more dangerous than a failed repository: a system that sees people as accounts, debts, and numbers on a ledger.
With old secrets surfacing and the consequences spreading far beyond Colorado Springs, Freddie and the others must decide how far they are willing to go to protect people trapped by bargains they may no longer even remember making. Because some debts can be paid. Some contracts can be broken. And some transfers are meant to be the last.