The Voicemail From Someone Who Isn't Dead Yet (eBook, ePUB)
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It starts with a single voicemail.Timestamp: 3:12 AM.Caller ID: a close friend.Tone: terrified.The message is broken, whispered, and full of static:"Listen to me... they're coming... I don't have much time..."The only problem?The friend is alive, unharmed, and sleeping peacefully when the message was supposedly left.As more voicemails begin to appear, the situation becomes impossible to ignore:• each message hints at events that haven't happened yet• background sounds match places the protagonist later visits• the caller describes injuries they do not have• names are me...
It starts with a single voicemail.
Timestamp: 3:12 AM.
Caller ID: a close friend.
Tone: terrified.
The message is broken, whispered, and full of static:
"Listen to me... they're coming... I don't have much time..."
The only problem?
The friend is alive, unharmed, and sleeping peacefully when the message was supposedly left.
As more voicemails begin to appear, the situation becomes impossible to ignore:
• each message hints at events that haven't happened yet
• background sounds match places the protagonist later visits
• the caller describes injuries they do not have
• names are mentioned-people the protagonist hasn't met
• one voicemail ends with: "You won't save us this time either."
Soon, the protagonist learns the truth:
The voicemails aren't warnings from the present.
They are recordings from a near future-
a future where something horrific happens,
a future that is trying to bleed backward into the timeline,
a future the protagonist somehow caused.
And every voicemail grows clearer, closer, more urgent.
Until finally, one message plays automatically without being opened:
"Don't let them find you. You're the reason this keeps happening."
Now the protagonist must decide-
Do they follow the clues in the voicemails to stop the coming disaster?
Or is every response they make exactly what leads to the outcome the messages describe?
Timestamp: 3:12 AM.
Caller ID: a close friend.
Tone: terrified.
The message is broken, whispered, and full of static:
"Listen to me... they're coming... I don't have much time..."
The only problem?
The friend is alive, unharmed, and sleeping peacefully when the message was supposedly left.
As more voicemails begin to appear, the situation becomes impossible to ignore:
• each message hints at events that haven't happened yet
• background sounds match places the protagonist later visits
• the caller describes injuries they do not have
• names are mentioned-people the protagonist hasn't met
• one voicemail ends with: "You won't save us this time either."
Soon, the protagonist learns the truth:
The voicemails aren't warnings from the present.
They are recordings from a near future-
a future where something horrific happens,
a future that is trying to bleed backward into the timeline,
a future the protagonist somehow caused.
And every voicemail grows clearer, closer, more urgent.
Until finally, one message plays automatically without being opened:
"Don't let them find you. You're the reason this keeps happening."
Now the protagonist must decide-
Do they follow the clues in the voicemails to stop the coming disaster?
Or is every response they make exactly what leads to the outcome the messages describe?
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