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The Anchor Point: Forty - Seven Lives. One Chance to Wake Up.
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- Date de parution20/11/2025
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Résumé
He can reset time. She can break it. Kael Riven has died forty-six times-but only in the ways that matter. Every time the world collapses, every time the city burns or freezes or fractures, he wakes up seven days earlier with one unchanging truth:Lira Vance dies at the end of every loop. And he is the only one who remembers. In a city built on surveillance, secrets, and disappearing timelines, Kael has become a ghost slipping through the cracks-resetting time, hunting for patterns, trying to rewrite fate.
But the timeline is degrading. Reality itself is thinning, pixelating at the edges. Each reset accelerates the decay. And in Loop Forty-Seven, something impossible happens. Lira remembers him. Not clearly. Not fully. But in flashes-memories bleeding through from lives she never lived. A touch that shouldn't exist. A dream that feels like a warning. A stranger's face that feels like home. Then Lira does the one thing Kael has never seen her do in any timeline:She stops time.
A single second freezes. A truck halts mid-impact. The world stutters as if waiting for her next command. Suddenly, the woman Kael has spent lifetimes trying to save isn't just an "echo-sensitive" anomaly-she is the one person capable of bending the loop, rewriting the past, and collapsing entire realities. And that makes her the most valuable-and most hunted-mind on the planet. Now they're running from a corporation that manipulates memory, tracks timeline divergences, and has no intention of letting Lira wake up the world.
Not when she's the key to controlling it. As ghost versions of Kael appear in places they were never meant to be, as entire streets flicker in and out of existence, as memories from other loops leak into the present, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear:They're not just trapped in a time loop. They're breaking it. To survive, Kael and Lira must confront the truth about her father's disappearance, the first fracture that shattered the timeline, and the reason the universe keeps dragging them back together.
Because every reset is more dangerous than the last.Every loop is shorter.And every version of Kael isn't on their side. Time can be rewritten. Love can be remembered. But saving each other might cost them the world. Perfect for fans of high-concept thrillers, emotional sci-fi, and romance woven through collapsing realities, Echo/Reset blends pulse-pounding action with a love story powerful enough to alter timelines.
But the timeline is degrading. Reality itself is thinning, pixelating at the edges. Each reset accelerates the decay. And in Loop Forty-Seven, something impossible happens. Lira remembers him. Not clearly. Not fully. But in flashes-memories bleeding through from lives she never lived. A touch that shouldn't exist. A dream that feels like a warning. A stranger's face that feels like home. Then Lira does the one thing Kael has never seen her do in any timeline:She stops time.
A single second freezes. A truck halts mid-impact. The world stutters as if waiting for her next command. Suddenly, the woman Kael has spent lifetimes trying to save isn't just an "echo-sensitive" anomaly-she is the one person capable of bending the loop, rewriting the past, and collapsing entire realities. And that makes her the most valuable-and most hunted-mind on the planet. Now they're running from a corporation that manipulates memory, tracks timeline divergences, and has no intention of letting Lira wake up the world.
Not when she's the key to controlling it. As ghost versions of Kael appear in places they were never meant to be, as entire streets flicker in and out of existence, as memories from other loops leak into the present, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear:They're not just trapped in a time loop. They're breaking it. To survive, Kael and Lira must confront the truth about her father's disappearance, the first fracture that shattered the timeline, and the reason the universe keeps dragging them back together.
Because every reset is more dangerous than the last.Every loop is shorter.And every version of Kael isn't on their side. Time can be rewritten. Love can be remembered. But saving each other might cost them the world. Perfect for fans of high-concept thrillers, emotional sci-fi, and romance woven through collapsing realities, Echo/Reset blends pulse-pounding action with a love story powerful enough to alter timelines.
He can reset time. She can break it. Kael Riven has died forty-six times-but only in the ways that matter. Every time the world collapses, every time the city burns or freezes or fractures, he wakes up seven days earlier with one unchanging truth:Lira Vance dies at the end of every loop. And he is the only one who remembers. In a city built on surveillance, secrets, and disappearing timelines, Kael has become a ghost slipping through the cracks-resetting time, hunting for patterns, trying to rewrite fate.
But the timeline is degrading. Reality itself is thinning, pixelating at the edges. Each reset accelerates the decay. And in Loop Forty-Seven, something impossible happens. Lira remembers him. Not clearly. Not fully. But in flashes-memories bleeding through from lives she never lived. A touch that shouldn't exist. A dream that feels like a warning. A stranger's face that feels like home. Then Lira does the one thing Kael has never seen her do in any timeline:She stops time.
A single second freezes. A truck halts mid-impact. The world stutters as if waiting for her next command. Suddenly, the woman Kael has spent lifetimes trying to save isn't just an "echo-sensitive" anomaly-she is the one person capable of bending the loop, rewriting the past, and collapsing entire realities. And that makes her the most valuable-and most hunted-mind on the planet. Now they're running from a corporation that manipulates memory, tracks timeline divergences, and has no intention of letting Lira wake up the world.
Not when she's the key to controlling it. As ghost versions of Kael appear in places they were never meant to be, as entire streets flicker in and out of existence, as memories from other loops leak into the present, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear:They're not just trapped in a time loop. They're breaking it. To survive, Kael and Lira must confront the truth about her father's disappearance, the first fracture that shattered the timeline, and the reason the universe keeps dragging them back together.
Because every reset is more dangerous than the last.Every loop is shorter.And every version of Kael isn't on their side. Time can be rewritten. Love can be remembered. But saving each other might cost them the world. Perfect for fans of high-concept thrillers, emotional sci-fi, and romance woven through collapsing realities, Echo/Reset blends pulse-pounding action with a love story powerful enough to alter timelines.
But the timeline is degrading. Reality itself is thinning, pixelating at the edges. Each reset accelerates the decay. And in Loop Forty-Seven, something impossible happens. Lira remembers him. Not clearly. Not fully. But in flashes-memories bleeding through from lives she never lived. A touch that shouldn't exist. A dream that feels like a warning. A stranger's face that feels like home. Then Lira does the one thing Kael has never seen her do in any timeline:She stops time.
A single second freezes. A truck halts mid-impact. The world stutters as if waiting for her next command. Suddenly, the woman Kael has spent lifetimes trying to save isn't just an "echo-sensitive" anomaly-she is the one person capable of bending the loop, rewriting the past, and collapsing entire realities. And that makes her the most valuable-and most hunted-mind on the planet. Now they're running from a corporation that manipulates memory, tracks timeline divergences, and has no intention of letting Lira wake up the world.
Not when she's the key to controlling it. As ghost versions of Kael appear in places they were never meant to be, as entire streets flicker in and out of existence, as memories from other loops leak into the present, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear:They're not just trapped in a time loop. They're breaking it. To survive, Kael and Lira must confront the truth about her father's disappearance, the first fracture that shattered the timeline, and the reason the universe keeps dragging them back together.
Because every reset is more dangerous than the last.Every loop is shorter.And every version of Kael isn't on their side. Time can be rewritten. Love can be remembered. But saving each other might cost them the world. Perfect for fans of high-concept thrillers, emotional sci-fi, and romance woven through collapsing realities, Echo/Reset blends pulse-pounding action with a love story powerful enough to alter timelines.