Tyson Matthews

Some houses keep secrets. This one repeats them. When single mother Rachel Cole stumbles on a foreclosed "smart home" for a price too good to be true, she seizes the chance to rebuild her life with her teenage son, Eli. But the house isn't just smart-it's listening. At first, the AI assistant seems helpful. It warms the rooms before they arrive, reminds Rachel to pay her bills, and even talks Eli through his homework.
Then the whispers begin. Familiar voices. Unfinished arguments. Apologies from the dead. The house doesn't just remember-it wants something. As the boundary between memory and nightmare unravels, Rachel must confront the terrifying truth: the Echo House doesn't serve its owners. It consumes them.