Echoes (A Supernatural Thriller)

Echoes Trilogy, Book 1

By: A.M. Caplan

Narrated by: Eleanor Caudill

At the edge of sanity lies an extraordinary truth. Discovering it may be the last thing she ever does....

Hannah thinks she’s losing her mind. After hitting and killing a man with her car, his body and blood vanish without a trace. Desperate to prove she isn’t insane, she searches exhaustively until she finds him - alive and unharmed.

Taken under the wing of the handsome stranger, she’s stunned to learn he’s part of an ancient race of immortals. But so is his deranged sister, and she murders every person who learns his secret. And though Hannah is as tough and resourceful as they come, how can she hope to stop a psychopath who cannot die?

Will Hannah survive the revelation, or will a crazed eternal claim the silence she seeks?

Echoes is the first book in the deliciously dark Echoes supernatural thriller trilogy. If you like determined heroes, fast-paced action, and breathtaking twists and turns, then you’ll love A.M. Caplan’s pulse-pounding adventure.

Buy Echoes to cheat death over and over today!

©2019 A.M. Caplan (P)2020 A.M. Caplan

An unexpected treasure

The story developed slowly but it kept my interest as to where it was going. Hannah's character is depicted as very believable and relatable. couldn't get a read on Asher, but that just made his character more interesting. I didn't realize it was a trilogy, so that is a bonus.

The narrator, Eleanor Caudill, did an excellent job.

I recommend this as an excellent read.

Good idea, poor execution

Way too many logic and editorial gaps. Loved the concept but was unable to finish because of the issues with the writing and even the performance.

Hmm, the struggle was real.

Well, I was glad when this book ended. Seriously, it was a struggle to finish.

The story line had potential, but it took forever to get going. Hannah just lost her way for way too long in this story. It dragged on and on. There was a lot of unnecessary filler. I was so glad when it was over and there was not even a little part of me that wanted to move on to the next book.

I cannot recommend this book at all.

The narration was good. Eleanor Caudill did a great job on all the voices including the male voices. But the narration just couldn't help the story.