NOEL Forgotten
When a young woman wakes up with no memories of her past, she has no choice but to build a new life. Adopting the name Jane, she tries her best to fit in, but the emptiness in her soul tells her she was meant for more than this mundane existence.
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Desperate for a connection, she finds herself drawn to two handsome men. Her only obstacle is deciding between the nice and charming Julian and the dark and brooding Theo. That is, until memories resurface, leaving her with more questions than answers.
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This tense sci-fi romance will have you on the edge of your seat as Jane uncovers painful and terrifying memories in her quest for the truth.
***NOEL Forgotten contains mature content and is intended for readers 18+
***Be aware this book contains content, scenes, and references that may be triggering for some readers.***
abduction, alcohol consumption, assault, blood, cheating, death, drugging, drug overdose (off page, no graphic details), hospitalization, hostage situations, mind-control, manipulation, murder, needles, orphan, physical violence, self-harm, suicide (off page, no graphic details), sexual harassment, stalking, terminal illness, torture, weapon violence.
A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR
The idea for NOEL Forgotten came to me in 2015. At the time, I didn't think it would be possible to get the idea on paper. I tried anyway and failed miserably. I wrote a few (poorly written) chapters on my faulty laptop, which ended up breaking shortly after. Needless to say, I lost everything. It was upsetting, but the few chapters I had written were all the ideas I had. I didn't know where the story was going to go, so I let the idea slip away. However, it didn't leave my mind. For six years, I thought about that story. I wondered what it could be if I could figure out the rest of the plot. I wondered who my characters would be and what challenges they would overcome. The idea consumed me, and I knew I had to finish what I started.
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In June 2021, I sat down at my laptop (fully functional) and re-wrote what I could remember. From there, I started to outline the story but didn't know how it was going to end. That's when I started drafting and got into the heads of my characters. I immersed myself into this world I created and the ending hit me as if it were there all along. Once I knew how the book was going to end, the rest fell into place. Four months later, I had a complete first draft but the journey didn't end there. I spent countless hours editing and revising to make this book into something I couldn't have imagined. I fell in love with the story and the characters, and I hope you love reading it as much as I loved writing it.