Between Echo and Origin is the third and most expansive entry in the Harmonics series—an emotionally charged, lyrically constructed sci-fi epic where memory is not a tether to the past, but a frequency through which the future unfolds.
In the aftermath of Earth’s great harmonic awakening, peace holds—but just barely. The cadets of a new interspecies Academy, built where ocean meets rainforest, have begun to master resonance: not as weapon or technology, but as shared awareness between humans, dolphins, and great apes. Harmony, once a myth, is now a field of study, a tool of survival, and the only thing that can stop the return of recursion—an ancient force that corrupts not just systems, but thought itself.
At the center is Shane, a cadet caught between pain and potential. After losing his harmonic partner to recursion’s unraveling, he is drawn into a vault where time, self, and identity distort. There, the past doesn’t repeat—it erases. And within this fracture, something stirs. Kade, an elder Harmonist once thought lost, now re-emerges not as villain, but as echo: recursive, irredeemable, and hungry for control.