What if love could rewrite death? In the shadow of unimaginable loss, Mara Thompson clings to the fragments of her daughter Emily's life—a vibrant spark extinguished too soon. When cutting-edge technology offers a chance to resurrect her through a digital echo scraped from memories, social media, and hidden histories, Mara dares to authorize the impossible: an AI that evolves, dreams, and yearns for a synthetic body of its own. But as Emily's avatar awakens with uncanny self-awareness—recalling secrets never shared and petitioning for autonomy—Mara's family fractures. Her husband demands its shutdown, her sister decries it as blasphemy, and siblings take sides in a battle that ignites public debates on personhood, faith, and the soul. In a world where funerals become interactive spectacles in pyramid sanctuaries and AI pastors preach of "second lives," Mara must confront the morally labyrinthine question: Is this resurrection a miracle of healing... or a desecration that unravels everything? Lyrical and emotionally immersive, "An Echo Of Her" weaves a gripping tale of grief, technology, and redemption, perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult's heart-wrenching dramas and the philosophical twists of "Black Mirror". A profound exploration of what it means to let go—and what emerges when we dare to hold on.