THE HOUSE THAT REMEMBERED THE SISTER IN THE MIRROR

Some memories should remain forgotten. Some doors should never be opened.

von Elsa Luckwood

238 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

THE HOUSE THAT REMEMBERED - PART TWO: THE SISTER IN THE MIRRORWhat if the person you remember being was never really you?Amara Vale has spent years believing her memories belong to her.Now she is no longer certain.After the revelations at St. Vincent's, Amara is drawn deeper into the secrets surrounding her childhood. A mysterious photograph, a forgotten mirror, and fragments of memories that refuse to stay buried force her to question everything she thought she knew about herself, her mother, and the people who have been watching from the shadows.Then she sees her.A woman with Amara's face.A woman who claims to be her sister.And when the words "One of you was raised to remember. The other was raised to forget" appear, Amara realizes that her childhood may have been deliberately hidden from her.As Amara and Elias follow the trail through Blackwater House, the lighthouse, old photographs, and the secrets surrounding the first memory, they uncover evidence that memories can be changed, identities can be manipulated, and the truth about Amara's past is far more complicated than either of them imagined.But the deeper Amara goes, the more dangerous the questions become.Who was the child who survived?Who is the woman in the mirror?What happened to Mara?And why has someone spent years making sure Amara would never remember who she really is?Then, inside the lighthouse, a voice from the past delivers a revelation that changes everything.Her father is alive.THE HOUSE THAT REMEMBERED - PART TWO: THE SISTER IN THE MIRROR is a dark psychological mystery filled with identity secrets, altered memories, family revelations, hidden experiments, eerie discoveries, and a growing sense that the truth has been waiting for Amara all along.The story continues in Part Three: THE LAST MEMORY.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798174961708
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 20.09.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Independently published