Abomination of Lost Memories presents a stimulating psychological horror/thriller featuring new science fiction concepts in cognitive behavior on an off-world post-apocalyptic battlefield. In this conflict between people, nature, and legions of demons, readers will encounter quirky but enhanced teens, flaky adults with unique skills, heartbreaking romance, space pirates, and a unique collective of leech-mutated monsters. I wrote Abomination for minds in search of an out-of-the-ordinary read. If that's you, come ride with me. I don't withhold the names and words that make this world unique. You'll need to get catch a handhold as the train passes. It won't slow down.
The sub-component, Of Man, Ghost, and One Crazy-Is-As-Crazy-Does Woman defines a story designed to shock, surprise, and stun a grounded sci-fi audience, including males and females, young and old, and anyone else in search for something distinctively different from vampires, YA adventure, and typical monster-fare. The tale features unusual protagonists and astonishing creatures facing unique complications and problems from a sideways viewpoint. Expect the unexpected, catch all the clues, and you may see it coming.
Quick overview
Born with a photographic memory, Kanok Sure Strike recalls every moment of his life, even the scent and taste of his mother's womb. But in a world where people battle reoccurring memory loss, his skills arouse the greed of jealous leaders, forcing him to overcome pride and conceal his expanding skill-set. In a race against time, he partners with Nadacloak Long Reach, an inexperienced shadow-reader. However, neither youth is prepared for an encounter with an off-world killer and a suicidal genius struggling to hold fast to the last residues of her mental stability.
The question is, can two troubled teens, a skilled assassin, and a woman infected with a deadly mental virus come together long enough to save a dying world?
Note to readers. This story includes a rapist, as well as many characters that may come across as insensitive to mental illnesses.
