Cal Halloway's Rewinds have always pulled him into other people's moments — places where something went wrong and someone needed him to show up.But this time, the signal leads somewhere different.In Track Four: Turn the Page, Cal follows a trail left behind by his father — not memories, not stories, but places. A roadside bar. A weathered map marked with familiar towns. A name written in faded ink. Each stop reveals a man who moved through the world quietly, leaving fragments behind and never staying long enough to be found.As Cal retraces those steps, the truth about Thomas Halloway begins to take shape: not who he became, but who he was — a man caught between running and responsibility, convinced the road was safer than standing still.With Zoey at his side — a guide who knows the terrain better than she admits — Cal learns that the Rewinds aren't about changing the past. They're about showing up where someone else didn't, and carrying the weight they left behind.Turn the Page is a character-driven time-travel story about identity, inheritance, and the quiet realization that some journeys don't lead forward — they lead deeper.

Cal Halloway's Rewinds have always pulled him into other people's moments — places where something went wrong and someone needed him to show up.But this time, the signal leads somewhere different.In Track Four: Turn the Page, Cal follows a trail left behind by his father — not memories, not stories, but places. A roadside bar. A weathered map marked with familiar towns. A name written in faded ink. Each stop reveals a man who moved through the world quietly, leaving fragments behind and never staying long enough to be found.As Cal retraces those steps, the truth about Thomas Halloway begins to take shape: not who he became, but who he was — a man caught between running and responsibility, convinced the road was safer than standing still.With Zoey at his side — a guide who knows the terrain better than she admits — Cal learns that the Rewinds aren't about changing the past. They're about showing up where someone else didn't, and carrying the weight they left behind.Turn the Page is a character-driven time-travel story about identity, inheritance, and the quiet realization that some journeys don't lead forward — they lead deeper.

Cal Halloway's Rewinds have always pulled him into other people's moments — places where something went wrong and someone needed him to show up.But this time, the signal leads somewhere different.In Track Four: Turn the Page, Cal follows a trail left behind by his father — not memories, not stories, but places. A roadside bar. A weathered map marked with familiar towns. A name written in faded ink. Each stop reveals a man who moved through the world quietly, leaving fragments behind and never staying long enough to be found.As Cal retraces those steps, the truth about Thomas Halloway begins to take shape: not who he became, but who he was — a man caught between running and responsibility, convinced the road was safer than standing still.With Zoey at his side — a guide who knows the terrain better than she admits — Cal learns that the Rewinds aren't about changing the past. They're about showing up where someone else didn't, and carrying the weight they left behind.Turn the Page is a character-driven time-travel story about identity, inheritance, and the quiet realization that some journeys don't lead forward — they lead deeper.