Code Chronos - The Forgotten Memory

Haved Amy

Sinossi

She lost her memory… but not the secret buried deep inside her mind.
 
After a mysterious accident on a stormy London night, Lilian Rosewood wakes up with no recollection of who she is—or why she’s being hunted. Haunted by fragmented visions and chased by invisible enemies, she finds herself trapped in a web of secrets, where nothing is what it seems.
 
Dr. Ethan Kane, a brilliant neuroscientist with demons of his own, offers to help Lilian recover her memory. But as they dig deeper, they uncover something far more dangerous: a hidden experiment known as Code Chronos, capable of rewriting time and altering reality itself.
 
As Lilian struggles to piece together her past, she must decide who to trust—and whether the truth is worth remembering.
 
Code Chronos: The Forgotten Memory is a gripping psychological thriller with a sci-fi twist, blending suspense, emotion, and mind-bending mystery.
 
Perfect for fans of Black Mirror, Orphan Black, and Inception.

Disponibile da: 14/04/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 73 pagine.

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