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The Lost Memory
Everything that matters most to Noah Lane is stripped away in an his home, his humanity, and the woman he loves. In a world where the impossible is reality and logic is thrown to the wind, the only thing he has left is immortality.With the help of his werewolf companion and a godly guide, Noah must use his newfound talents as a Chronographer to capture memories for Luna whose disembodied spirit lives within him. If Noah can't vanquish his fellow Chronographers, the light of his life will slip into darkness and be lost forever. He may be immortal, but Noah Lane is running out of a Chronographer's primal power… time.
317 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 16, 2013
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February 26, 2015
I found more of Noah Lane’s clever sense of humor and sarcasm popping up in Faulkner’s second novel, The Lost Memory. The action continues in this story as Noah partakes in another quest. The reader is reunited with old characters and introduced to new ones. I always find myself looking forward to meeting Faulkner’s next creature. Both books are filled with wonderful creative mythical beings. I’m looking forward to reading the end of the story in his next book.
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