RY, BUT HER PAST IS THE TRUE ENEMY.

Amara Amadi is locked up in a hospital room with no memory of how she got there. Her shaky grip on reality is, however, the start of the mystery beginning to unfold around her.

Amara quickly grows suspicious of the hospital staff who refuse to answer her questions and sedate her when she demands answers. The only explanation she is given about her condition is a car accident.

As her memories begin to resurface in dreams, they expose confusing and shocking details that make Amara question who she truly is. When she remembers her husband, Peter, she asks about him-only to be told that he will not accept her calls.

Confused and alone, Amara's concerns only deepen when the police is involved. The husband she's seen in her dreams is missing and the police insist that she is trying to hide her involvement.

As she struggles to regain her memories, she must unravel the details of how-and why-she's being held prisoner, and what happened to Peter. Their very lives depend on it.