About 2:17: The Crying in Apartment 9 by Ethan J. Vale
At exactly 2:17 A.M., Daniel Mercer hears a woman crying through the wall.
The first night, he assumes she’s drunk.
The second, he thinks she’s dying.
By the third, he realizes the crying is coming from somewhere it shouldn’t.
Apartment 9 has supposedly been empty for three years.
But when Daniel begins investigating, the impossible starts becoming personal. An unknown number warns him not to open the door. An old photograph reveals a girl named Evelyn who seems to know him. And memories he doesn’t remember having begin pulling him toward a place he was never supposed to find.
Then Daniel discovers the truth about Project Echo—a long-buried experiment involving memory, identity, and children who were never meant to remember what happened to them.
Evelyn knows more than she’s telling him.
His mother’s secrets are buried deeper than he ever imagined.
And somewhere beneath the building is a room Daniel has seen before, even though he has never been there.
At 2:17, the past doesn’t stay buried.
It remembers.
And this time, it remembers Daniel.
2:17 is a psychological thriller about memory, identity, fear, and the terrifying possibility that the things you remember may not belong entirely to you.
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