Memory Blank

by John E. Stith

First published 2016

Cal Donley opens his eyes aboard Daedalus, an orbital colony housing over a million residents. The station spreads before him in gleaming beauty, but Cal feels only confusion. He cannot recall departing Earth or even his own identity. Twelve years have vanished from his mind, leaving behind a terrifying blank. His hands bear traces of dried blood, though he has no idea whose it might be or how it got there. Cal must navigate this unfamiliar world while piecing together fragments of his lost past. Each clue he uncovers raises new questions about the catastrophe that stole his memories. The mystery deepens as he discovers that his amnesia may not be accidental. Someone wanted him to forget, but why? As Cal searches for answers, he realizes that recovering his identity might put him in greater danger than remaining anonymous.

Genres: science-fiction, adventure, mystery, action

Vibes: fast-paced, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: amnesia, conspiracy, mystery

Setting: Daedalus, Earth, Orbital Colony

Period: 12 Years

198 pages · Paperback · ReAnimus Press

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