horror

You wake up in a dark room with no memory of who you are; a disembodied voice over an intercom belonging to a Dr. Anne Kuhn is going to take care of you, rebuild your strength through daily exercises, and gradually walk you back through the memories you do not have; your name, when Dr. Kuhn says it, appears on the page as blank spaces; the world outside the facility has been altered by a pandemic; and what Dr. Kuhn actually wants, who you actually are, and whether any version of you has been in this room before are the questions Paul Tremblay's second-person Bram Stoker-pedigreed novelette is going to walk you toward. An Amazon Original Story in the Forward Collection (2019), edited by Blake Crouch and narrated in audio by Steven Strait.

A haunting post-apocalyptic horror novel about a world where seeing the wrong thing means certain death, and one mother's desperate journey to safety.