Echoa reverberates with a desperate plea, summoning Cassius and Rowan into cosmic turmoil once again.
Change ripples through the universe, and the once-protective Tree whispers of transformation. But what has changed?
A vision of conflict leads to an acoustic world, where a vibrant 'sound-scape' shapes reality. Arriving on Echoa as ambassadors, they soon discover an ancient struggle festering beneath the planet's vibrant sound-scape. Is it something natural...or an ancient evil?
Within this realm of sonic wonders and dangers, will resolve and intellect be enough to quell the rising threat? Join Earth's ambassadors as they navigate a complex string of loyalty and deception where sound serves as both weapon and salvation. On Echoa, the destiny of a universe striving for harmony hinges upon the balance of sound and silence.
Space Opera
Gods and Mortals
Space Travel
Adventure
Futuristic
Artificial Intelligence
Chosenone
Timetravel
Magic
Exploration
Political Intrigue
Betrayal
AlternateUniverse
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Audiobook details
Rating★★★★★ 4.8 (14)
GenreScience Fiction, Fantasy
Length7 hrs 11 mins
Narrated bySelect Your Own
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 4, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title and Copyright
9Chapter Eight: Echoa
2Chapter One: The Sounds of Echoa
10Chapter Nine: L'oktaa
3Chapter Two: Federations
11Chapter Ten: Melodictis
4Chapter Three: Farewells
12Chapter Eleven: Visions
5Chapter Four: Star-Brought
13Chapter Twelve: Kael'os
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6Chapter Five: Bittersweet
14Chapter Thirteen: Nocturna
7Chapter Six: Trinidee
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8Chapter Seven: Distortions
About the author
J.T. Grayson
J.T. Grayson is a science-fiction writer based in the state of Oregon. From a young age, Grayson developed a passion for storytelling and embarked on a writing journey, primarily focusing on the genre of science-fiction. With a creative mind filled with futuristic ideas, Grayson has dedicated a significant portion of their life to crafting compelling narratives.View all by J.T. Grayson
