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by Justin R. Pilar (Author)
When Jason drives toward Everly Manor on a rain-soaked night, he's already made a decision he can't take back. But for Emily, Nick, Ava, and Luke, the decision hasn't happened yet; each seemingly destined to be the ones tragedy left behind, until fate calls them back.
Years later, they're pulled back to the ivy-covered walls, where they discover a sand-filled glass orb known as the Anchor, creating an echo, a momentary fracture in time that takes them back three days before Jason's crash. But with every use, the house tightens its grip. Within Everly Manor, time folds like paper, memory rewrites itself, and the past begins to breathe again.
The manor isn't haunted by ghosts, but by echoes of the past, searching for a different outcome than its predecessor. Inside its halls, objects hum with intent, journals record what hasn't yet occurred, and the fractured mask of a figure known only as Goldfinch blurs the line between punishment and protection. The more they intervene, the more the timeline decays, forcing them to face the truths they buried years ago and the guilt that keeps the house alive.
Echoes in Everly Manor is a tense, atmospheric descent into grief, obsession, and the cruelty of second chances. In this world, time doesn't heal, it repeats. And the reality sets in that nothing is guaranteed... not even echoes return unchanged.
