When Gwen discovers she is the last member of the Circle of Twelve, a secret society of time travelers, her life spirals into a dizzying maze of past and present. Torn between her growing feelings for the enigmatic Gideon and the ominous secrets that bind the Circle, she must navigate treacherous time jumps that blur the lines of reality. But as ancient prophecies surface and dark conspiracies unravel, Gwen realizes that not every traveler has her best interests at heart — and that the price of guarding time may be her own sanity.
User Reviews
“I didn't expect much from a YA adaptation, but Saphirblau surprised me. The atmosphere is genuinely eerie, and the time travel rules keep you on edge. The romance felt a bit rushed, but the creepy undertones made up for it.”
“As a horror fan, I found the scares quite tame. The plot reminded me of other time-travel stories, but it lacked the twist I was hoping for. Some scenes were visually stunning, though, and the mystery kept me watching until the end.”
“The atmosphere is what sold me — there's this constant sense of dread that something's off. Gwen's journey feels personal, and the secrets about the Circle are genuinely creepy. Not perfect, but I enjoyed the ride and the dark vibes.”
“I struggled with the pacing and the overcomplicated time-travel logic. It felt more like a teen drama with horror elements than a true horror movie. The performances were decent, but the scare factor was almost nil for me.”































































