The Amnesia Bride
She woke up with no memory of her own life — but her body remembered enough to be afraid.
Elena Marchetti opens her eyes in a hospital room to a stranger's face, a wedding ring she doesn't recognize, and a man named Damian Cole who says he's her husband, and that he saved her life. He's patient. He's devoted. He's lying about something — she can feel it every time he looks at her like she's fragile.
The doctors call it trauma-induced amnesia. Elena calls it convenient. Because the more she pieces together — a photo that doesn't match his story, a name she whispers in her sleep, a stranger who calls her by someone else's — the clearer it becomes: someone erased her memory on purpose. And whoever did it is still watching.
As the walls close in and the people who might have answers start disappearing one by one, Elena has to decide who to trust before the truth catches up to her — because the man she's falling for may be the very reason she can't remember who she used to be.
Some marriages are built on love. Hers may have been built to bury one.
