🌀Enter the Mysteries of Mystic Gap

Where ancient spirals awaken, memory shapes reality, and nothing stays buried.c

Mystic Gap is a town built on forgotten truths.


Beneath its quiet streets, an ancient system stirs—one that governs memory, choice, and the cost of erasure. When the Spiral awakens, four ordinary adults are drawn into a convergence that challenges not just reality, but what they’re willing to remember.

Begin the series with Book 1, where memory holds power, the past refuses to stay buried, and every awakening carries consequences.

The Mystic Gap Nexus Series

by JW Rosewood

What Readers Are Saying

“The writing is atmospheric and immersive without dragging. The characters—especially the Guardians—are complex, flawed, and easy to root for.”

“Magical, mysterious, and unputdownable. The haunting charm of Mystic Gap pulled me in from the first page.”

“Rich worldbuilding, cryptic visions, elemental magic, and real emotional depth. The character bonds feel authentic and earned.”

“A clean supernatural fantasy that blends small-town mystery, ritual magic, and parallel worlds into a fast-paced, heart-driven story.”

The Mystic Gap Nexus Series

📚 The Series Arc

Book 1 — Convergence Chaos: The Guardians Awaken
Hidden forces awaken beneath Mystic Gap, drawing seven ordinary lives into a conflict they don’t yet understand.

Book 2 — Convergence Fallout: The Akashic Reckoning
The cost of awakening becomes clear as memory fractures and truth destabilizes reality.

Book 3 — Convergence Legacy: Rise of the Darkweavers
The system governing the world is revealed—and the architects who rewrote it step into the open.

Book 4 — Convergence Ascendant: The Founder’s Rite
An ancient rite resurfaces, demanding consent instead of control.

Book 5 — Convergence Eclipse: Fall of the Ascended
Every choice casts a shadow, and some consequences cannot be undone.

Book 6 — Convergence Reckoning: The Return of the Guardian’s Amulet
The true nature of the guardians’ power—and its price—is finally revealed.

Book 7 — Convergence Hearts: A Guardian’s Promise
The Founders’ promise is called due—and the cost of keeping it can no longer be deferred.