The Sickness

The Sickness

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Peace is priority in a world of Immortals. In the city of Neapolis, memory regulation is the key to a peace. After all, no one would pay to hold a grudge or remember an argument, if other memories are more precious. This is what Cy has been taught to believe. But no amount of money can bring back the memories of who Cy was two centuries before, before The Sickness. That is the truth of life for every Immortal. When Cy suddenly starts remembering her life from before The Sickness, there's a target drawn on her back. Clearly, this type of memory is a death sentence. So, Cy escapes, vowing to retrieve everyone's lost memories, and one day return to destroy Neapolis. But does Cy really want to know who she was before? And at what cost?
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I'm the crew's problem solver-the one they send on the hardest jobs. To them, I'm fearless, strong, unshakable. But the truth? I'm a coward, hiding secrets I pray no one ever uncovers. Everyone knows I'm terrified of the Zohra, the horned aliens that send chills down my spine. Yet, in a reckless moment, I agree to stay with the crew-near them. But my personal fears don't matter when a bigger threat emerges, one that could destroy everything. The mission takes us to my hometown, to a hidden lab filled with memories I swore I'd never face. And worse? I'm stuck infiltrating it with Harwal-a Zohra who reminds me of the monster that's haunted me for years. Surviving the mission is one thing. Surviving him-and the way he makes me feel-is another.

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