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Project Echo
A routine government audit.
A town that shouldn't exist.
A gate that opens without a fence.
Lila Reyes thought she was verifying population numbers. But when her GPS dies and the road leads her to Echo Town—a community not found on any map—she stumbles into a perfectly organized nightmare.
Everyone smiles the same.
Everyone follows the bells.
Everyone is being watched.
There’s no signal. No escape.
And at noon, the entire town freezes, as if obeying a silent command pulsing from a hidden tower.
What begins as an investigation turns into a fight for identity, memory, and survival.
Because in Echo Town, people don’t just disappear.
They get rewritten.
A haunting psychological thriller where surveillance meets obedience, and free will is the first casualty.
A town that shouldn't exist.
A gate that opens without a fence.
Lila Reyes thought she was verifying population numbers. But when her GPS dies and the road leads her to Echo Town—a community not found on any map—she stumbles into a perfectly organized nightmare.
Everyone smiles the same.
Everyone follows the bells.
Everyone is being watched.
There’s no signal. No escape.
And at noon, the entire town freezes, as if obeying a silent command pulsing from a hidden tower.
What begins as an investigation turns into a fight for identity, memory, and survival.
Because in Echo Town, people don’t just disappear.
They get rewritten.
A haunting psychological thriller where surveillance meets obedience, and free will is the first casualty.
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 10, 2025
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About the author
Ayman Hamadeh
27 booksI write dark, intense fiction. The kind that crawls under your skin and stays there. Psychological thrillers, dark fantasy, and the occasional story that doesn't fit neatly into any box. But I don't like staying in one lane. I write a little bit of everything, and I go wherever the story takes me.
What I care about most is making every page earn your time. I want you hooked from the first line and still thinking about the ending days later. That's the standard I hold myself to.
If you're here, you probably like stories with teeth. Pull up a chair. I think we'll get along.
What I care about most is making every page earn your time. I want you hooked from the first line and still thinking about the ending days later. That's the standard I hold myself to.
If you're here, you probably like stories with teeth. Pull up a chair. I think we'll get along.
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