Books matching: characters with erased memories
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In "The Maze Runner" by James Dashner, readers are introduced to a mysterious world where teenage boys find themselves trapped in a place called The Glade with no memories of their past. The Glade is surrounded by high walls, and outside lies a dangerous maze filled with monsters. The protagonist, Thomas, navigates through this tension-filled and suspenseful story, trying to unravel the mysteries of the maze and the reason behind their presence in the Glade. Dashner's writing style keeps readers engaged and curious, with a plot that is both complex and intriguing.
Metal ground against metal; a lurching shudder shook the floor beneath him. He fell down at the sudden movement and shuffled backward on his hands and feet, drops of sweat beading on his forehead desp... - #2
In 'Radiance' by Grace Draven, the book follows the story of Ildiko, a human with pink skin and red hair, and Brishen, a Kai warrior prince with grey skin and silver hair, who are forced into an arranged marriage to solidify treaties between their races. Despite finding each other physically unattractive at first, they choose to look beyond appearances and develop a deep and abiding love for each other. The novel explores the cultural clash between the Kai and humans, as well as the challenges they face in maintaining their alliance amidst political intrigues and external threats. The writing style is described as a slow romantic build-up with a focus on character development, world-building, and a touch of humor, creating a unique and engaging fantasy romance.
Her maids refused to meet her gaze while they laced her into her gown and twitched the train into perfect folds, but she’d caught their looks of pity mixed with horror from the corner of her eye. Ildi... - #3
The Blinds by Adam Sternbergh is a novel that delves into the unique concept of a secluded community in the desert where criminals have their memories wiped. The story unfolds as the town sheriff investigates the first murder in the town, leading to a transformation from a mystery to an action thriller. The writing style is described as creative, original, and thought-provoking, with intricate plot twists and a fusion of mystery, comedy, procedural, and western elements.
SHE’S OLD ENOUGH, at thirty-six, to remember flashes of other places, other lives, but her son is only eight years old, which means he was born right here in the Blinds. She was four months pregnant o... - #4
'Find Me' by Laura van den Berg is a dystopian novel that follows the story of Joy, a teenager who is immune to a devastating epidemic that erases memories. The book is narrated as a diary, chronicling Joy's life as an orphan living in a hospital isolated from the world due to her immunity. The plot weaves between a hospital custody story and a road trip narrative as Joy sets out to find her lost mother, encountering a cast of damaged characters along the way.
On our third month in the Hospital, the pilgrims begin to appear. They gather outside the doors, faces tipped to the sky, while our Floor Group watches at the end of the fifth-floor hallway. The windo... - #5
In "Silver on the Tree," the final book in "The Dark is Rising" series by Susan Cooper, the story culminates in an epic battle between the forces of Light and Dark. All the favorite characters from the previous books come together to fight for the greater good, with themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the power of love playing key roles. The plot weaves British mythology with a contemporary storyline, creating a mix of magic and adventure that captivates young adult readers.
The writing style in "Silver on the Tree" is described as well-crafted and engaging, drawing readers into a world that lingers in their memories long after they finish the book. The author skillfully brings together various threads of the story, creating a satisfying conclusion to the series while exploring complex themes such as the nature of good and evil, the importance of relationships, and the power of choice in determining one's path.
Will said, turning a page, “He liked woad. He says—listen—the decoction of Woad drunken is good for wounds in bodies of a strong constitution, as of country people, and such as are accustomed to great...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Dark is Rising ) - #6
Ink by Jonathan Maberry is a horror novel set in the small town of Pine Deep, where a new monster is capable of stealing parts of the human mind in the form of memories, leaving behind no trace of what was when it's done. The story follows characters like Monk, Crow, and the Sheriff's son as they investigate and try to stop this terrifying creature from erasing people's identities and changing their lives forever. The book is described as both scary and emotional, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
The writing style of Ink is praised for being raw, emotional, and atmospheric, evoking a sense of creepiness and heartbreak throughout the story. Readers mention that the characters are well-drawn, the plot is engaging, and the book is filled with extreme violence, sex, and a world of tattoos that add to the imaginative and unique storyline.