The Echo Scripture

A Supernatural Horror Thriller

Some stories aren't written. They are bled.

From the files of the "K.R.M. Morgan" comes a terrifying descent into the architecture of madness. Perfect for fans of Stephen King’s Misery and the cosmic horror of Alan Wake.

Orick Davies was once a bestseller. Then his true-crime masterpiece, The Red Ledger, inspired a real-world murder, and his career dissolved in a storm of lawsuits and public outrage. Now, broke and disgraced, he has retreated to a crumbling rental on the cliffs of Marinford, Massachusetts, desperate to hide from his past.

But the house has a story of its own.

It starts with a leaking pipe. The water doesn't drip; it oozes. It isn't water; it’s black, viscous ink. And when it dries on the bathroom floor, it forms a sentence in archaic script:

WE HAVE WAITED FOR THE OBSERVER.

Orick soon discovers that the "Witches of Marinford" were never executed in 1692. They ascended into the narrative itself, becoming a living story that has starved for three centuries. Now, they have found their perfect vessel: a writer desperate for a comeback.

The deal is simple. They give him the prose—the most intoxicating, terrifying material he has ever produced. In exchange, they take his senses, his autonomy, and eventually, his body.

As the chapters pile up, the house begins to change. Hallways stretch. Doors vanish. The fiction bleeds into reality. To save his soul, Orick must do the one thing he swore he’d never do again: finish the book.

But if he types "The End," he doesn't just finish a novel.

He opens the door.

"A masterclass in meta-horror. The Echo Scripture turns the act of writing into a bloodsport."

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