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In the year 2052, America has fractured into sterile Enclaves where obedience is law and history has been rewritten into lies.

Rowan, a young woman cursed with the ability to feel others' trauma through touch, has spent her life hiding behind gloves. Nyah, a memory-bearer scarred by years of captivity, carries secrets the government will kill to keep buried. When their paths collide, the two women uncover Section 9, a hidden facility built on centuries of exploitation, where stolen memories are weaponized into control.

Together, Rowan and Nyah must navigate propaganda, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of those who feed on pain. Their bond becomes both their strength and their vulnerability in a fight against a system that has enslaved truth itself.

UNTITLED. is a haunting and visceral dystopian novel about memory, survival, and the power of love in the face of oppression.

Perfect for readers of Octavia E. Butler, Margaret Atwood, and George Orwell, this story asks: What does it cost to carry another's truth, and what will it take to finally break free?