by Natasha Mostert
Non omnis moriar: I shall not altogether die. – Horace, Odes 3:30 What if we’re all like that? Like ghosts … in someone’s mind … gradually fading … fading … until finally … one day … we just disappear … drift into nothingness. Wouldn’t that be sad? – Walter Wykes, Fading Joy “Nobel Prize-winning...
**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**Jack is a perpetual student. He got into another screw up so his father is sending him to England to help out a friend named Daniel. Daniel is a neuroscientist who dropped out of research two decades earlier. He was trying to identi...
Eloise Blake is on the run from a life she no longer remembers. Having went into some kind of fugue state that's lasted about two years now, she's left behind her former life as Jenilee Gray, taken up a new hobby with a tribe of free runners, and is living in a run down squat. Eloise's new identity ...
Jennilee is a girl who is in a ‘fugue’ state - having reinvented her identity after an amnesic episode. Eloise as she is now known is having a shatter ('flashback') of memory not necessarily her own and not only that but someone is trying to kill her. During a moment of a shatter Mostert beautifully...
I was given a free copy for an honest review.I am a fan of Natasha Mostert, and when I saw her new book on NetGalley I hopped on it.This book deals with memory, a subject of my favorite book of hers, Seasons of the Witch. Eloise is a woman who is in a state of fugue : Her real name is Jenilee but sh...
I loved Season of the Witch. So when I saw that Mostert had written another book dealing with memory, I was all in. I don't want to spoil anything because it's a joy to let this story unfold. But this tale deals with fugue states, the scientific quest to do good but at what cost , identity and a sur...
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