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She created the world. She wrote every tragedy, every betrayal, every monster.
Then she woke up inside it.
Stranded in the pages of her own story with no memory of who she is, the author finds herself hunted by the one person who remembers everything: the villain she created.
He despises her. To him, she's the cruel god who scripted every loss, every wound, every piece of suffering he was forced to endure. Now that she's trapped in his world, he finally has the chance to make her pay.
But she hates him, too.
She just can't remember why.
As forgotten truths begin to surface, the line between creator and creation blurs. If she's really the author, then why does this world feel as though it was hiding secrets even from her? And if the villain's revenge is justified, what kind of monster was she before she lost her memories?
In a world where every ending was once hers to write, she'll have to decide whether to rewrite the story or become another victim of it.