Echoes of Jameson
Randall Gregg
Belletristik/Erzählende Literatur
Beschreibung
Some moments split a life clean through, dividing everything into before and after. The coroner's call was one of those moments-a simple voicemail that shattered everything I thought I knew about myself. But let me back up. You need to understand something before you continue reading: This book isn't what you think it is.
You probably picked it up expecting a psychological thriller about twins, memory manipulation, and dark experiments. On the surface, that's what you'll find. But as you read, you might notice certain... inconsistencies.
The page numbers may not match between readings. Details might shift when you look away. You might remember chapters you haven't read yet. You might find notes in the margins in your own handwriting. Here's the truth: This book is an experiment. Not just about an experiment-it is one. And by reading these words, you've already agreed to participate.
Don't look behind you. Not yet.
Keep reading. The story you're about to experience will make you question everything: your memories, your identity, even your own consciousness. You'll wonder which version of reality is true. You'll question whether you're reading the same book as everyone else.
And somewhere around Chapter 4, you'll realize why I had to warn you.
This isn't just a story about a mysterious coroner's call, or twin brothers separated in 1989, or the dark secrets of Pine Ridge Psychiatric Facility. It's about what happens when reality itself begins to unravel-when memories can't be trusted, when identity becomes fluid, and when the very act of reading changes the story being read.
You might want to check your childhood photos before continuing.
Count your siblings. Make sure you remember everything correctly. Because once you turn this page, there's no going back. The experiment has already begun. And you're already part of it. Remember: memory is consensus. Reality is agreement. And some books. Read you back.
Turn the page if you're ready to begin.
But remember-I warned you...
[Note: If you remember reading this introduction before opening the book, please contact Pine Ridge Administrative Services immediately. The temporal contamination has already taken effect.]
Kundenbewertungen
Memory Manipulation, Psychological Thriller, Quantum Fiction, Metaphysical Fiction, Consciousness Thriller, Mind-Bending Novel, Reality-Shifting Story