Echo - Kenneth James Allen

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Résumé :
In a world where death lurks around every corner, some flee from its grasp, while others dance dangerously close.

Eli, a daring hacker, discovers the profound repercussions that one solitary keystroke can have in a world where fate and mortality are inextricably linked. Starting from a point of devastation, Eli's journey rewinds through a tangled web of time, revealing the fateful keystroke that inadvertently ignites a war between the Russian mob and a Korean crime syndicate.

But what if Eli never hacks into the mob boss's account.

Caught in a high-stakes game of crime, betrayal, and high-tech espionage, Eli must navigate a treacherous landscape where every move could be his last. As he makes a pivotal decision, his path takes a dramatic turn, thrusting him into a desperate struggle to alter his fate and save those he loves.

Can Eli escape a deadly embrace with destiny, or will his every move bring him closer to the end?...

Sommaire:

It begins at the end.

Eli is dead-gunned down in a hail of bullets, framed for a crime he didn't commit. But this isn't where his story ends. It's where it rewinds.

In a world of cyber heists, mob wars, and covert betrayal, Echo spirals backward through time, peeling away each layer of Eli's choices, until it lands at a single, pivotal moment: a phone call he didn't answer.

This time, he picks up.

The second half of Echo charges forward from that one altered decision, hurtling through a parallel path of shifting loyalties and deadly consequences. But even with time on his side, Eli's fate may already be written.

Taut, twisting, and relentless, Echo is a mind-bending techno-thriller where every decision matters, every second counts, and the body count rises.

Because no matter how far you rewind... some endings can't be escaped.