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Echo: The Infinite Cycle: A Mind-Bending Time Travel Thriller of Parallel Lives and Identity

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Nathan Cole had everything: power, wealth, control.

Until a mysterious symbol, the Sigil, tears him from his world and throws him into lives he doesn’t remember living.

A pilot.
A spy.
An astronaut.
A man lost across time.
Each reality feels real.
Each life leaves its mark.
And something is beginning to break.

As timelines fracture and collide, Nathan is drawn deeper into a hidden force that connects every version of his existence. A force that remembers everything… even the choices he wishes he could forget.

If you could live every version of yourself… would you survive what they have become?

ECHO: The Infinite Cycle is a gripping, mind-bending sci-fi thriller about identity, memory, and the cost of infinite lives.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Time loop and multiverse stories
• Reality-bending science fiction
• High-concept, thought-provoking thrillers
• Philosophical and existential themes

Fans of Dark, Interstellar, and intelligent sci-fi in the vein of Blake Crouch will find themselves pulled into a story where nothing is certain, and every life has consequences.

The question is not where you are… but whom you are becoming.

335 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 26, 2025

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About the author

D. Gohil

3 books
D Gohil is a British author whose work explores time, identity, and the quiet consequences of choice. With a background in complex systems and technology, his fiction often examines what happens when logic, structure, and certainty begin to fracture.

Echo: The Infinite Cycle is his debut novel, a reflective speculative story that weaves together memory, recurrence, and lived experience across time. He is interested in questions that resist simple answers, and in stories that reward patience and thought.

He lives in the UK and is currently working on the next instalment in the Echo series.

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