An Echo of Memory (The Forgotten Children Series Book 2)

The Angel of Death is dead.

At least that’s what the rest of the world thinks.

Caleb Foley survived the massacre in Frisco, Colorado, but it came with a price. His freedom.

Trapped in a facility under the stern watch of Agent Vanessa Wynn, Caleb is trying to come to terms with being torn from the people he envisioned a future with. As he recovers from his near-fatal wounds, he discovers that his nightmares have returned, and they’re changing. Haunted by grotesqueries, Caleb must confront the demons within himself while something far more sinister lurks in the shadows.

Meanwhile, Luke Durant is starting over in Santa Cruz, California. As he struggles to adjust to this new life, he must reckon with the violence he’s endured and learn how to forgive himself, all while trying to fit in at a new school under a government-issued identity. But fitting in has never been easy for Luke, and when violence finds him again, he has to decide what Caleb’s lessons about survival and refusing to be a victim really mean.

An Echo of Memory continues The Forgotten Children series with a story of trauma, resilience, identity, and found family, and asks the question: Can we ever truly leave our past behind, or are we doomed to repeat it?