Some memories fade with time. Others are buried for a reason.

When Dr. Rhea Khanna arrives at Saint Augustine Psychiatric Hospital, it's supposed to be a fresh beginning. But almost instantly, she feels something is wrong — not with the hospital, but with herself.

Strange dreams plague her. Whispering voices follow her down the hallways. She finds herself standing outside Room 313 — a place that isn't listed on any map, but somehow, feels deeply familiar.

As Rhea begins to dig into the hospital's past, she uncovers case files that were meant to stay hidden. Patients who never existed. Staff who disappeared without explanation. A little girl with her eyes and her name.

And then, the truth begins to surface — not in records, but in her own heart.

What if the life she remembers... was a lie?

What if she isn't just the doctor — but one of the forgotten?

With the help of a quiet nurse who seems to know more than she says, Rhea must navigate through layers of erased memories, lost identities, and the terrifying question:

If your past is taken from you... are you still you?

"Voices from Room 313" is more than a horror novel. It's a chilling, emotional journey through the cracks of memory, love, trauma, and the fragile threads that make us human.

Book 1 in the "Echoes of the Erased" series — where the scariest thing isn't what you see... but what you've forgotten.