Paramnesia

The Deadish Chronicles, Book #1

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Pub Date 18 Sep 2018 | Archive Date 10 Aug 2018
Blue Moon Publishers | Blue Moon Voices

Description

Nora Edwards finally had everything she wanted out of life, including the boy of her dreams, Andrew, until one night that dream turned into a nightmare. On their way home from prom, Nora and Andrew are attacked by a supernatural creature called the Revenant that sucks the souls out of the living in order to feed itself. Nora manages to escape from the creature, but tragically, Andrew is not as fortunate.

Although Nora suffers loss that night, she gains something as well: the ability to see the dead, including her recently deceased boyfriend. Whether the skill is a gift or a curse is yet to be determined, since those around her assume Nora's erratic behaviour is due to "paramnesia," a disorder in which a person confuses dreams with reality. She's also attracted the attention of the Revenant's masters, who need to preserve the secret of their supernatural existence and will stop at nothing to prevent her from talking. Nora, along with Andrew and her living and dead allies in the Deadish Society, quickly finds herself in a battle for her life—and the souls of her city.

Nora Edwards finally had everything she wanted out of life, including the boy of her dreams, Andrew, until one night that dream turned into a nightmare. On their way home from prom, Nora and Andrew...


A Note From the Publisher

Brian Wilkinson attempts to juggle multiple careers as an author, high school teacher, and librarian. He currently lives in East York, Ontario, with his wife, Catherine, and his two children, Owen and Nora, who served as the inspiration for the main characters in his first novels, Battledoors and Paramnesia.

Brian Wilkinson attempts to juggle multiple careers as an author, high school teacher, and librarian. He currently lives in East York, Ontario, with his wife, Catherine, and his two children, Owen...


Advance Praise

"Brian Wilkinson's debut is an exhilarating celebration of the imagination."

- Scott Carter, author of Blind Luck, Barret Fuller's Secret

"Paramnesia is a haunting story of a teenage girl whose life has been changed. Nora is a strong, fighting girl who you can't help but root for; her story will have your heart racing!"

- Victoria, Grade 12 student

"Paramnesia is a book that haunts me still to this day! The story is captivating, intense, and haunting. This is a book I will read for years."

- Tamrin, Grade 12 student

"A thrilling read: Paramnesia is unforgettable!"

- Robin, Grade 12 student

"Brian Wilkinson's debut is an exhilarating celebration of the imagination."

- Scott Carter, author of Blind Luck, Barret Fuller's Secret

"Paramnesia is a haunting story of a teenage girl whose life...


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