The Map of Forgotten Names: Some names aren’t lost. They’re hidden.

Some names aren’t lost. They’re hidden.

When Isadora wakes up in a locked institution with no memory of how she arrived, she discovers something far more disturbing than amnesia: a map is etched beneath her skin—one that leads to a place the world insists never existed.

Waldstein was erased.

No records. No witnesses. No survivors.

Everyone who remembers it is confined, silenced, or claimed.

As Isadora searches for the truth, she uncovers a system built to control memory itself—where names can be taken, towns can vanish, and forgetting is enforced as mercy. The deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes that she isn’t just carrying the map.

She is the map.

Hunted by those who profit from erasure—and watched by something far older that feeds on forgotten names—Isadora must make an impossible choice: preserve a hidden world at the cost of innocent lives, or destroy it completely and unleash memories the world was never meant to recover.

Because some things don’t disappear quietly.

They’re removed.

The Map of Forgotten Names is a dark, atmospheric thriller about identity, memory, and the price of being remembered. Blending psychological suspense with haunting speculative fiction, it explores what happens when forgetting becomes policy—and remembering becomes rebellion.

Perfect for readers who love:

unsettling mysteries with emotional depth

morally complex choices and irreversible consequences

stories that linger long after the final page

Once you enter Waldstein, you won’t forget it.

Even if the world tries to.

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E-bog: 15. december 2025