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Sunken Echoes: A Short Story

Web of Echoes, Book 3

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Sunken Echoes: A Short Story

By: Melody Ash
Narrated by: Tessa Compton
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She's a no-holds-barred, kick-butt, don't-cover-the-ugly-parts archaeologist. History wants to teach her a lesson.

Caitlin lands hard on the decks of an infamous ship - with only 24 hours before it sinks, and John is missing.

Trapped in 1912 on the Titanic, sand is slipping through the hourglass as she tries to jump ship before it plunges to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. She meets Elizabeth, a woman with valuable knowledge about time travel and how it works. Yet, nothing is ever easy, and her new friend's memory proves to be unreliable.

As Caitlin searches for John, the grains of time slip away. She must put the pieces together, or she'll find herself lying in a cursed grave at the bottom of the ocean.

©2019 Robin Alexander as Melody Ash (P)2021 Robin Alexander
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