Description

Ten years after the disappearance of twelve-year-old Lena Thorne, disgraced investigative journalist Elias Vance lives in the shadows of his own guilt — until a mysterious letter arrives, sealed in red wax and quoting the same obscure poetry once used by the killer.

When Elias discovers a carved toy from the original crime scene inside his locked apartment, he realizes someone has revived the nightmare. But this time, the target isn't a stranger — it's his daughter.

Racing against the clock, Elias must decode a series of literary clues left by a deranged copycat who calls herself The Echo. What begins as a haunting reminder soon becomes a deadly game staged for an unseen audience.

As the final act unfolds in a storm-battered lighthouse, Elias must confront the past he buried — before the echo of his greatest failure becomes the sound of his daughter's last breath.

The Echo Chamber is a chilling, atmospheric psychological thriller about guilt, obsession, and the deafening silence that follows loss.