Bloodless

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A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Lose. Eryndor is dying-its streets choked with ash, its people hollowed out by a plague no one dares name. In the fog-choked ruins, former detective Silas Marrow hunts a monster that doesn't feed on blood, but on memory. Bodies are turning up with blank stares and no past. Whispers speak of the Pale One-a white-haired figure stalking the alleys, stealing minds like trophies. But for Silas, it's personal. The vampire has begun erasing his memories-his wife, his childhood, even his name are slipping away. As he teams up with underground resistance fighter Lira Voss, Silas uncovers a nightmare deeper than any he's faced: a cathedral of stolen memories, a city complicit in its own erasure, and a predator who sees Silas not as a threat-but as a feast. If he doesn't stop the Pale One soon, there won't be enough of him left to care. Bloodless is a slow-burn psychological horror thriller with noir undertones and dystopian dread, perfect for fans of The Fisherman, Silent Hill, and The City We Became. Featuring visceral prose, haunting atmosphere, and existential terror, this novel explores the fragility of identity when memory is the currency of survival.

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