Without Memory

He's going crazy trying to find her. But she doesn't remember him... Her name is Mia Evans. She's married, lives in a huge house in a prestigious part of the city. Yet she completely doesn't remember the last six months of her life... Everything changes when one day a stranger runs up to her in the park, introducing himself as Michael, and calling her Olivia, begging her to remember him. But how can you remember someone you don't know? Perhaps it's time to inform the police that a madman has appeared in the city, or maybe even a maniac. But instead, Mia begins to piece together the gaps in her memory step by step and secretly watches her husband. Restoring lost fragments of life is very difficult, especially if the amnesia is the result of someone's malicious intent. But it's even harder to endure the devilish torture when memories start to return bit by bit, and they reveal utterly horrifying events... ------------------------------ «This is no longer just a story about an editor and an author. All genres of thriller, action, and drama are intertwined here. And yes, there's a lot of drama. With every turn, our heroes face new obstacles, and whether they can overcome all this and be together is the main question of the finale. Are you ready to uncover Michael's last secret and why Olivia doesn't remember herself? Then boldly open the book and immerse yourself in reading!» — Anastasia @anaswon «What are you willing to do for love? Michael is willing to go through fire, water, and brass pipes to save the one who broke through the walls surrounding his heart. And if this requires scaring someone or killing, then so be it! This part will allow you to see the fierce, charismatic, and unstoppable protagonist in a new light, get to know him better and fall in love without looking back. The level of tension rises with each chapter, making you anxious in anticipation of the resolution. Get ready, it will be hot, at times frightening, but terrifyingly interesting. A flurry of different emotions is guaranteed.» — Polina @forbooksever