Double Vision
Fiona Brand
2007 · 2009 edition
394 pages
The most popular amnesia books
In an amnesia story, a character wakes with no idea who they are. Piecing together a name, a past and whom to trust drives the plot, and what they find is rarely what they hoped. The trope powers thrillers, romances and mysteries alike.
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Out of the Blue
Charlotte Bingham
Published 2006
439 pages
The Stranger and Tessa Jones
Christine Rimmer
2008 · 2010 edition
213 pages
With this Ring
Mary Wibberley
1979 · 1991 edition
200 pages
The Living Unknown Soldier
Jean-Yves Le Naour
2004 · 2005 edition
240 pages
Agent Bride
Beverly Long
Published 2015
288 pages
Coming of Age
Valerie Mendes
Published 2003
232 pages
The P.I.
Cara Summers
Published 2007
256 pages
Romy's Walk
Peggy Stoks
Published 2001
269 pages
Sierra's Story (Degrees of Betrayal)
Dandi Daley Mackall
Published 2004
336 pages
The Existential Detective
Alice Thompson
Published 2010
166 pages
The Bride with No Name (Kate's Boys, 2)
Marie Ferrarella
Published 2008
224 pages
Texas Showdown
Barb Han
Published 2017
256 pages
Remember Me?
Sophie Kinsella, Rosalyn Landor, Moya Simons, Charlotte Parry
Published 1998
Amnesia (Diseases and Disorders)
Jennifer MacKay
Published 2009
128 pages
Transient Global Amnesia and Related Disorders
Hans J. Markowitsch
Published 1990
223 pages
Distant Memory
Alton Gansky
Published 2000
448 pages
Weather Radar Networking Seminar on COST Project 73
C. G. Collier, M. Chapuis
Published 1990
580 pages
Enrico IV
Robert Sanford Brustein, Luigi Pirandello
Published 2002
78 pages
Criminal Trials and Mental Disorders
Thomas L. Hafemeister
Published 2019
The Amnesias
Andrew C. Papanicolaou
Published 2005
336 pages
Wait for Me He Lost Her Once - He Won't Lose Her Again
Elisabeth Naughton
Published 2012
280 pages
The Essential Handbook of Memory Disorders for Clinicians
Alan D. Baddeley, Michael D. Kopelman, Barbara A. Wilson
Published 2005
392 pages
Dark Voyage of the Mittie Stephens
Johnny D. Boggs
Published 2005
262 pages