Four months ago Lena woke up in a dark alley with no recollection of who she is. The only clues to her past are a mysterious tattooed symbol and a supernatural power: the ability to see evil in people. While she struggles to regain her memory, a strange guiding instinct leads her to a small Colorado town where she discovers other young men and women with similar tattoos and a range of extrasensory powers.
Among them is a man she feels intensely attracted to but cannot remember. As Lena and the others explore their abilities and identities, they make a frightening discovery: people who know the answers are hunting them, and these superhumans may not survive.
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Book focuses on a young woman with amnesia who bears a tattoo and a supernatural gift that lets her perceive evil. Much of the setup centers on a group of similarly marked young men and women who share extrasensory powers and unclear pasts. The immediate conflict involves their struggle to understand their identities while facing external danger from those hunting them. This is presented as a YA science fantasy premise with elements of mystery, romance, and survival.
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G-NRIS™ identifies Forgotten primarily as Young Adult, Supernatural, Coming of Age, and Mystery. Its strongest themes include Identity and Memory, Supernatural Powers, Survival and Pursuit, Self-Discovery, and Romantic Attraction. Prominent narrative patterns include Amnesia, Superpowered Teens, Mysterious Tattoos, and Small Town Setting.
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