The Sound of Echoes

Speed of Sound Thrillers, Book 2

By: Eric Bernt

Narrated by: Christopher Lane

Only one man can stop the most dangerous conspiracy ever designed in a shattering thriller about the end of secrets from the author of The Speed of Sound.

After going on the run—for what he knows and has created—autistic Eddie Parks is back in Harmony House, the think tank that has been his sanctuary for sixteen years. With his miraculous invention, an “echo box” that excavates sounds from the past, Eddie achieved the only thing he wanted: to hear his late mother sing. But where Eddie sees good, others see infamy. Because no conversation ever held will be a secret again.

For Bob Stenson, leader of the American Heritage Foundation, whoever controls the echo box controls the future. To seize the game-changing device, he has to get Eddie where he’s most vulnerable: by kidnapping Dr. Skylar Drummond, the only person in the world Eddie trusts.

But Stenson has underestimated his prey. Eddie has the power of echoes on his side. Now he must follow them—into the most dangerous places he’s ever ventured—to save Skylar and the country.

©2019 by Eric Bernt. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

MUST READ

EXCELLENT story line and exceptional narration. I highly recommend this book after reading book 1, Speed of Sound.

Fast and attention grabbing

This is the second in the series. It's fast pace and quick dialogue is attention grabbing without losing track. I really like the characters and could surly see this as a movie someday. Well worth the credit +++++

My second favoritism book ever!

This story made my heart sing and my heart has never sang before.
Do it!!!!

Wow!

Rare do sequels exceed the entertainment value of their first volume in a series. New characters are a great addition to the cast and story. A lot more action than I expected which was a pleasant surprise. This almost plays out like a Jack Reacher novel minus a lone wolf hero. Eddies character is one that all audiences will root for. I really do hope this turns into a screenplay. It’s certainly worthy of a larger audience.

so happy to get book 2

Narrator's female voices need more variety, some parts predictable but I really enjoyed this book.