OBLIVION OF THE PAST
> Every seven days, someone she loves dies.
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> And never gently.
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> Angel has always lived for herself. For pleasure. For control. But control is slipping.
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> First, her best friend. Then another friend. Then another. Each death more gruesome than the last, each exactly seven days apart. The police call it a serial killer. She calls it a curse.
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> Assigned to her case is Detective Stanley - gorgeous, unreadable, and newly married. He should be off-limits. He is. That doesn't stop her from wanting him. From needing to have him, even if it destroys them both.
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> As she falls deeper into obsession and fear, Angel starts to realize her memories don't match reality. Her past is full of holes. Her present feels staged.
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> What if the killer isn't hunting her loved ones?
> What if he's hunting her?
> And what if he's been closer than she ever imagined?