(I previously published this book, but due to some issues, I had to unpublish it. Now, it's published again.) In a world where nothing is what it seems, "Echoes of the Forgotten" follows the story of a young woman, Emily Carter, who wakes up one morning with no memory of her past. A strange message appears on her phone: "Don't trust the ones closest to you." With only fragments of memories and the cryptic warning, Emily embarks on a dark journey to unravel her true identity and the mystery of her lost memories. As she digs deeper, she realizes that she is caught in a dangerous web of deception and manipulation. Every step forward leads her closer to a mind-bending truth about her family, her friends, and herself. Trust becomes a dangerous game, and betrayal lurks at every corner. But the more she uncovers, the more she realizes she isn't just a victim-she is part of something much bigger, something that could change everything. With each part, there will be new revelations, betrayals, and unexpected twists, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Emily's quest for answers is like walking a tightrope between sanity and madness.

Born in the misty highlands of Cao Bang, Nguyen Minh was the only son of a quiet mechanic and a loving mother. Growing up, his world was shaped by the muddy roads he travelled and his family's prized Minsk 125 motorcycle-a machine that sat in their home like a promise of "freedom we couldn't yet afford". In 1973, at the age of 18, the news of American military withdrawal ignites a powerful dream within him.

For anyone still holding on when hope feels like a weight too heavy to carry. These are raw, unfiltered letters from the space between faith and fear, longing and letting go. It's about surviving heartbreak, frustration, and burnout-not with perfect answers, but with messy, honest truth. If you're tired of fake optimism and want something real-something that speaks to the ache of a worn-out heart still daring to believe-this is for you. Warning: This isn't light reading. It's emotional grit and soul-deep healing.