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Set in South Korea between 1999 and 2000, Echoes of the Past follows Yun-seo, a 17-year-old volleyball player striving to reclaim her spot on the national team. As she prepares for intense trials, her estranged mother suddenly returns, forcing Yun-seo to face emotions she thought she had buried. Feeling isolated and unsure of her place, she channels her frustrations into training—until Ji-hoon, her older brother’s best friend, steps in. At first, he’s just a familiar face, but as they spend more time together, their connection deepens. Childhood familiarity evolves into an unspoken understanding, their worlds quietly intertwining as Yun-seo navigates adolescence, ambition, and family wounds. Through late-night talks, silent support, and unexpected closeness, Yun-seo realizes that growing up isn’t just about challenges—it’s about choosing who stands beside you when things fall apart. This story weaves resilience, second chances, and the quiet intensity of feelings that grow over time, proving that sometimes, the people who have always been there become something more when the moment is right. A bittersweet coming-of-age journey, Echoes of the Past captures the struggle between letting go of the past and embracing the future.
–Para mi niña interior, y para mi papá quien
me ha salvado más de una vez. ♡
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Christina: I love that the FL is intelligent, purposeful, kind, and thoughtfull. She protects herself and others without compromising her morals or diminishing her values.Great character development showing their growth.
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ktkirata: The story is really interesting. How the character described in the story is like you can see them and picture how they move, talk and feel in the every plots. Well done writer and keep it up.
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Maggie Varnum: Like that it was fast paced and suspenseful...loved the romance up ended a little to fast ...would have been better if there was a Luna ceremony chapter and a birth of son with name chapter with Cole as a dramatic dad in the delivery scene .... Overall I enjoyed it very much!
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Felicia: This is the 2nd book im reading of this writer. And I enjoyed it just as much as the first, Marked while we slept. Worth the read. Very good writer
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bushbaby: I love the slightly different spin on the were-world and I love love love reading Jaspers story splashed in-between. I honestly did not love Dev, he had no character growth and no arc I just didnt like who he is as a person and that made it hard to keep going about half way through. Without Jaspers ...
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Hester: Very good, was short too the point , not lingering on the abuse, pity you didn’t let him step in earlier knowing the abuse was happening, but this is almost real for some women who have gone through it, just wish they could all have a princess at te end of thete tunnel
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AS: The writing here is clean, polished, and flows so naturally that it was a real pleasure to read.Isla is a great protagonist. Her self-deprecating humor made her feel real (the squirrel's tail and the upside-down trees in the epilogue had me laughing), and her skills as a healer and her growth into h...
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cozi_shroom: Hey Tytti! I'm really enjoying it so far, does the story have any artwork or visuals for the characters? I'd love to see how you picture them
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astrid0777: i literally have enjoyed this thrilling story although i am not satisfied that it had to end in a way i am letf curiouse looking forward for another chapter
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