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Echoes: a gothic thriller
From David Gearing, another story of the evil inside...
Twenty-something college student Shannon has a secret - she still talks to her dead best friend from high school. Imaginary friend or angel from Heaven? Shannon doesn't care until Rebecca begins echoing words from the past: "same fate." Those words send Shannon on a path to the edge of sanity.
But in death, as in life, what Rebecca wants, Rebecca gets. Lucky for Rebecca, Shannon would kill to keep her best friend.
Twenty-something college student Shannon has a secret - she still talks to her dead best friend from high school. Imaginary friend or angel from Heaven? Shannon doesn't care until Rebecca begins echoing words from the past: "same fate." Those words send Shannon on a path to the edge of sanity.
But in death, as in life, what Rebecca wants, Rebecca gets. Lucky for Rebecca, Shannon would kill to keep her best friend.
218 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 23, 2014
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September 16, 2025
Echoes by David Gearing is a haunting little thriller that blurs the line between ghost story and psychological unraveling. Shannon begins hearing the voice of Rebecca, her high-school best friend and first love, and at first it feels like a miracle. But Rebecca’s return comes with demands, and the more Shannon gives in, the more you question what’s real and what’s only in her mind.
It’s atmospheric, emotional, and unsettling — the kind of book that lingers after you close it. Some parts feel intentionally vague, and not every question gets answered, but that ambiguity is part of what makes it stick. A quick, eerie read with real heart behind the horror
It’s atmospheric, emotional, and unsettling — the kind of book that lingers after you close it. Some parts feel intentionally vague, and not every question gets answered, but that ambiguity is part of what makes it stick. A quick, eerie read with real heart behind the horror
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