Parker Peevyhouse’s The Echo Room is a smart, claustrophobic, speculative young adult thriller with an immersive psychological mystery.

The only thing worse than being locked in is facing what you locked out.

Rett Ward has learned how to hide. He’s acquired six many years of practice at Walling Home, the state-run boarding school where he learned how to maintain his head down to survive.

But when Rett wakes up locked in a small depot with no storage of how he got generally there, he can’t hide. Not in the stranger in the about The Echo Area next area. Or from the actual fact that there’s somebody else’s bloodstream on his jumpsuit.

Worse, each time he attempts to escape, he wakes up right back where he began. Same day, same stranger, same bloodstained jumpsuit.

As memories begin to surface, Rett realizes that the logo in the wall space is familiar, the stranger is not a stranger, as well as the blood on his jumpsuit belongs to someone-or something-banging about the door to get in.

Compliment for The Echo Space:

“The Maze Runner matches Memento within this clever, engrossing sci-fi mystery!” -New York Occasions bestselling author Jeanne Ryan

“The Echo Space is just brilliant. Incandescent writing, wonderful character types, and a story full of twists and blinding turns. Peevyhouse can be a grasp storyteller.” -New York Instances bestselling author Brittany Cavallaro