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Kira Morgan built her career on controlling the narrative. As one of the most sought-after crisis communications experts in the country, she knows exactly how truth gets shaped, buried, and rewritten-which is why the assignment should have been simple: help contain the fallout from a leaked government project involving memory manipulation technology.
But the deeper Kira digs, the more the story stops making sense. The system is too sophisticated. The architecture too familiar. And when she finally breaches its core, she doesn't find a stranger's fingerprints on the code.
She finds her own.
Now Kira is racing to understand a system she has no memory of creating-while a man with no name and no traceable past closes in, someone whose reach into her history runs far deeper than surveillance. As the lines between what she remembers and what was engineered begin to dissolve, Kira must decide who she can trust when she can no longer trust her own mind.
The Echo Conspiracy is a psychological thriller about the fragility of memory, the machinery of institutional truth, and what happens when the person controlling the narrative discovers she's also the one who's been controlled.
For readers who loved The Girl on the Train, Recursion, and Dark Matter-a novel that asks: if you can't trust what you remember, can you trust who you are?
