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Vale, Ethan

 
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Synopsis

At exactly 3:17 AM, Emma Reed receives a phone call from herself.
The voice on the other end is unmistakable - her own voice, frightened and whispering:
"Don't open the door."
Seconds later, someone knocks three times.
Emma is an audio editor. She knows voices. She knows recordings. And she knows what she heard wasn't live.
Someone has an old recording of her.
But why?
As the calls continue, fragments from the night her mother died begin resurfacing - recordings Emma doesn't remember making, timestamps that don't match, a voice buried beneath the noise, and seven minutes of her memory that refuse to make sense.
Then Emma discovers something she was never supposed to hear.
A man's voice.
Marcus.
Her mother's longtime neighbor. The man who helped Emma survive the aftermath of Claire's death.
The man who always told her one thing:
"You were alone with her."
But Emma is beginning to realize she wasn't.
And if Marcus was there that night, why did he lie?
The truth is hidden inside the recordings.
And the closer Emma gets to hearing it, the more she begins to wonder whether the person she should be afraid of is the one making the calls - or herself.
THE 3:17 CALL is a psychological thriller about memory, guilt, buried evidence, and the dangerous things people do when they cannot live with what they might have done.

Book One of the 3:17 trilogy.

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