In the isolated desert of Echo County, the relay station is supposed to do one thing: listen for the ordinary. But when a technician vanishes during a midnight shift, leaving only a rhythmic pulse repeating through the static, federal investigator Adrian Cartwright is sent to find out why.
What he uncovers is not a crime scene.
It's a frequency.
One that predates the station.
One that knows his name.
One that has been waiting for someone who can hear.
As the signal grows stronger, Cartwright's reality begins to distort-clocks stall, voices echo through dead equipment, and the desert itself folds in impossible directions. Every investigation leads him deeper into the shifting fields of Echo Range, where sound becomes memory and memory becomes terrain.
And the closer he gets, the more he realizes he's not the first to follow the pattern... and he may not be allowed to return.
A taut, hypnotic descent into cosmic resonance and the fragility of perception, Echo Range explores what listens back when the world falls silent-and what remains after you learn its rhythm.