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The Echo Man
Richard Montanari
 

Published by William Heinemann 2011

    

2468 10 97531

    

Copyright © Richard Montanari 2011

    

Richard Montanari has asserted his
right under the Copyright, Designs

and Patents Act 1988 to be identified as the author of
this work.

    

This book is a work of fiction. Names
and characters are the product of the

author's imagination and any resemblance to actual
persons, living or dead, is

entirely
coincidental.

    

This book is sold subject to the
condition that it shall not, by way of trade or

otherwise, be lent, resold, hired out, or otherwise
circulated without the

publisher's prior
consent in any form of binding or cover other than that in

which it is published
and without a similar condition, including this condition,

being imposed on the
subsequent purchaser.

    

First published in Great Britain in
2011 by

William Heinemann

Random House, 20
Vauxhall Bridge Road,

London SW1V 2SA

    

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is available from the British Library

    

HB ISBN 9780434018918

TPB ISBN 9780434018925

 

 

    

MAN

    

All seems evil until I

    

Sleepless would lie down and die.

    

ECHO

    

Lie down and die.

    

- William Butler Yeats

    

Man and the Echo

 

Table of Contents

PROLOGUE
.. 5

Chapter 1
. 6

Chapter 2
. 7

Chapter 3
. 10

Chapter 4
. 12

Chapter 5
. 14

Chapter 6
. 15

Chapter 7
. 17

Chapter 8
. 19

Chapter 9
. 21

Chapter 10
. 22

Chapter 11
. 24

Chapter 12
. 26

Chapter 13
. 27

Chapter 14
. 28

Chapter 15
. 29

Chapter 16
. 30

Chapter 17
. 34

Chapter 18
. 36

Chapter 19
. 37

Chapter 20
. 39

Chapter 21
. 40

Chapter 22
. 41

Chapter 23
. 43

Chapter 24
. 45

Chapter 25
. 47

Chapter 26
. 48

Chapter 27
. 50

Chapter 28
. 51

Chapter 29
. 52

Chapter 30
. 54

Chapter 31
. 55

Chapter 32
. 56

Chapter 33
. 57

Chapter 34
. 59

Chapter 35
. 60

Chapter 36
. 61

Chapter 37
. 62

Chapter 38
. 63

Chapter 39
. 65

Chapter 40
. 66

Chapter 41
. 67

Chapter 42
. 69

Chapter 43
. 70

Chapter 44
. 71

Chapter 45
. 72

Chapter 46
. 73

Chapter 47
. 75

Chapter 48
. 76

Chapter 49
. 78

Chapter 50
. 79

Chapter 51
. 80

Chapter 52
. 82

Chapter 53
. 83

Chapter 54
. 84

Chapter 55
. 85

Chapter 56
. 86

Chapter 57
. 87

Chapter 58
. 88

Chapter 59
. 89

Chapter 60
. 91

Chapter 61
. 92

Chapter 62
. 93

Chapter 63
. 94

Chapter 64
. 95

Chapter 65
. 96

Chapter 66
. 98

Chapter 67
. 99

Chapter 68
. 101

Chapter 69
. 102

Chapter 70
. 103

Chapter 71
. 104

Chapter 72
. 105

Chapter 73
. 106

Chapter 74
. 107

Chapter 75
. 108

Chapter 76
. 110

Chapter 77
. 113

Chapter 78
. 114

Chapter 79
. 115

Chapter 80
. 116

Chapter 81
. 117

Chapter 82
. 118

Chapter 83
. 119

Chapter 84
. 122

Chapter 85
. 123

Chapter 86
. 124

Chapter 87
. 126

Chapter 88
. 127

Chapter 89
. 128

Chapter 90
. 129

Chapter 91
. 130

Chapter 92
. 131

Chapter 93
. 132

Chapter 94
. 133

Chapter 95
. 134

Chapter 96
. 135

Chapter 97
. 136

Chapter 98
. 137

Chapter 99
. 138

Chapter 100
. 139

Chapter 101
. 141

Chapter 102
. 142

Chapter 103
. 143

Chapter 104
. 144

Chapter 105
. 145

Chapter 106
. 146

Epilogue
. 147

Acknowledgments
. 148

 

 

 

 

    

PROLOGUE

    

    For
every light there is shadow. For every sound, silence.

    From
the moment he got the call Detective Kevin Francis Byrne had a premonition this
night would forever change his life, that he was headed to a place marked by a
profound evil, leaving only darkness in its wake.

    'You
ready?'

    Byrne
glanced at Jimmy. Detective Jimmy Purify, sitting in the passenger seat of the
bashed and battered department-issue Ford, was just a few years older than
Byrne, but something in the man's eyes held deep wisdom, a hard-won experience
that transcended time spent on the job and spoke instead of time earned. They'd
known each other a long time, but this was their first full tour as partners.

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