The Echo Chamber

Maya Kaur has never forgotten a sound. After a near-fatal accident rewires her brain with a rare condition called hyperthymesia, the young sound engineer can replay every conversation, every whisper, every breath with perfect clarity. But the gift comes with a terrifying cost - she can hear the emotions people leave behind in empty spaces. When a man vanishes from a locked recording studio in the coastal town of Saltwind Cove, Maya is hired to reconstruct the audio evidence.
What she discovers is not a recording of the man's voice, but the echo of something inhuman - a frequency that should not exist, a sound that seems to remember her. As Maya delves deeper into the town's history, she unravels a conspiracy spanning decades: a shadowy research program, a string of unexplained disappearances, and a machine that can imprint human consciousness onto sound waves. The Echo Chamber is real, and it has been waiting for someone who can hear.
Part psychological thriller, part supernatural mystery, The Echo Chamber explores the fragile boundary between memory and madness, and asks what happens when the things we hear become the things that haunt us.