The Echoes in the Cabin

The woman’s excitable chatter turned to sudden shrieks of hysteria as her horrified daughter quickly covered the boy’s eyes. 'Oh, dear God. Oh my God. Is that – is that what I think it is?' 'A spooky, ghostly read…very twisty!' Devastated by news of a tragic accident on the haunting coast of Anglesey, Elin returns home: to the same bay where her beloved mother was swept out to sea during a terrible storm ten years earlier. Sinking under the weight of her loss, Elin agrees to try a grief hologram: a digital reconstruction of a loved one designed to provide solace to the bereaved. Elin’s spirits are lifted a little by the hologram experience. Until things take a sinister turn, when the avatar seems to take on a life of its own and says something that chills Elin to the core. Something which suggests that this recent death and that of her mother are linked – and that Elin herself may be in mortal danger… 'You can almost feel the salt wind and hear the waves crashing' 'Creepy and unsettling' 'The Echoes in the Cabin Hannah Brennan, author of ‘Creepy, claustrophobic and compelling! A beautifully written thriller that kept me glued to my Kindle’ ‘Haunting psychological suspense… Will send shivers down your spine’ ‘A dark and atmospheric thriller that pulled me in from the very first page’ ‘Chilling and wonderfully atmospheric, with an ending that took me surprise – I couldn’t put it down’ The past won’t stay buried… Praise for Anne Wyn Clark