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Memory's Lens: Liar
Paperback
Series: Memory's Lens, Book 1
Publisher Price: $17.99
Publisher: Whitaker Wordsworth
Published: Dec 21 2022
Pages: 416
Weight: 0.81
Height: 1.03 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Amnesia plagues Hanna, a first-year university student on a quiet New Jersey campus alarmed by the sudden disappearances of victims also suffering from amnesia. Her decaying relationship with Theo, a motorcycle riding student in New York City, may shed light on her amnesia, but he cannot explain why she only forgets about him. Theo one day brings her an ominous Japanese inscription to translate that may hold the key to much more than just her own amnesia, but she can't quite remember why. Hanna ventures to discover the truth behind her amnesia, joining her friends in solving the mystery of the disappearances and plunging into the darkness where the truth lies.
Memory's Lens: Liar is the debut installment in the Memory's Lens series and takes the reader on a thrilling memory game of deceit and details woven into a textured narrative of moral and mortal peril. Through the dynamic perspectives of Hanna and Theo in their tumultuous relationship, this chilling novel dives into the corruptible interplay of memory, falsehood, and perception circling in on the question: what would you do with the power of amnesia?
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