The Echo Between Lives
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He remembers every life.
She remembers none.
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Samaria has always believed her dreams were just dreams—until they begin to feel too real. Too detailed. Too personal. The girl she sees in them looks exactly like her.
When a family secret forces Samaria abroad, the dreams intensify, pulling her toward a past she doesn’t understand and a boy who feels disturbingly familiar. What begins as connection turns into obsession, then control, then violence—ending in a choice that will haunt her long after she escapes.
Back home, Samaria tries to silence the memories with alcohol and pills. It works—until she meets Jason Maniau.
Jason remembers her. Not just from this life—but from the one that came before. He knows how she died. He knows how he died. And he knows the pattern has started again.
As Samaria spirals and Jason races against time, the boundary between memory and reality collapses. The truth is darker than either of them expected: her life has been repeating, fractured across time, and it won’t stop until she reclaims what was taken from her.
Her identity.
Her agency.
Her life.
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The Echo Between Lives is a haunting psychological suspense novel about fractured identity, buried trauma, and the terrifying cost of remembering who you were—when survival demands becoming someone new.
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My fingers lingered on the spine of my book, though I had not read a word in some minutes. Jonas’s smile haunted the quiet of the library as insistently as the tick of the clock on the mantel. When Father entered, the air shifted, perfumed faintly with the scent of his tobacco. His gaze was sharp, as if he could peel the thoughts from my mind. ‘What think you of Mr. Anthony?’ I swallowed, drawing my mind from warm brown eyes and the scent of sea salt to the measured charm of a man I could never love. Father smiled at my reply, and in that smile was my sentence.