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Echo: First Pulse

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A desperate rescue mission to a distant moon. In the frenzy of battle, who can you trust?

On a remote station, a team races against time to find a way to stop the clone army’s advance. An unexpected visitor threatens to unravel everything they’ve worked so hard to build.

Humanity’s greatest enemy has created an army of human clones. On Earth’s moon, a team investigates a way to tell the difference—without it, we’re blind.

Together in one volume for the first time, read Echo , Frequency , and Pulse as one narrative and unlock the secrets of the first act in Echoes in the Black.
First Pulse also includes an exclusive narrative history feature called State of Echo for those who want to learn more about the Echo universe.

211 pages, Paperback

Published November 25, 2019

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C. Scott Frank

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I like making things. I know a little bit about a lot of things, and a lot about almost nothing. I'm a writer, musician, designer, and professional dabbler.

I love the Lord and I love my family. I live in Oklahoma with my wife, Hailee and my son. We have a few animals, but mainly so we can pay people to watch them while we're out of town. It's one of our favorite pastimes.

I write things. I write fantasy things, sci-fi things, zombie things, and my wife and I write about faith, family, and fostering at afrankvoice.com.

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May 30, 2026
Fast-paced Sci-fi Short Stories

Three connected sci-fi short stories in one collection. Fast-paced with a few dark twists and an assortment of interesting characters. Each story is pretty open-ended, leaving some unanswered questions. Solid themes will leave you with plenty to think about after the final story. Worth a read if you enjoy exploring the ethics and humanity of clones and what it means to be human.
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