​REMMA’S RESONANCE, livre ebook

Remma’s world is a quiet cage. Haunted by the tragic loss of her parents and twin sister years ago, she lives under the strict, watchful eye of her uncle in Yaoundé. Her only escape is the silent language of her design sketches until a single notification shatters her carefully constructed peace. ​Scrolling through Facebook, Remma stumbles upon a profile that defies logic: Boris Chianimbong. He shares her rare family name and possesses the exact, unsettling features of her deceased father and her living uncle, both identical twins named Boris. ​Driven by a desperate, illogical hope, Remma reaches out. What follows is a connection that is immediate and deeply unsettling. The stranger’s voice on the phone is not just familiar; it is a perfect echo of her father’s, down to the specific cadence and a distinct, guttural throat-clearing sound. ​Is this man a ghost reaching across the veil? A long-lost relative with a secret? Or is Remma, isolated and grieving, simply projecting her deepest desires onto a stranger? ​As their bond deepens, this mysterious “Daddy Boris” becomes her shield, his counsel saving lives and changing the course of her family’s destiny. ​But the truth is a fragile thing. When a stolen phone severs their connection and a devastating accident breaks her uncle, Remma must confront the terrifying possibility that the man who saved her family might be the key to a past that was never truly buried, a past that could either heal her heart or destroy her world entirely. ​REMMA’S RESONANCE is a gripping, emotionally charged novel that explores the uncanny power of connection, the enduring weight of family secrets, and the terrifying question of what happens when the past refuses to stay dead.