Plague of Oblivion: The Body: His Hands Remember What Mind Forgot Dark Fantasy Romance With Shared Consciousness & Forced Proximity

He doesn't remember falling in love with her. His hands do.Seven years of marriage. Seven years of choosing each other, building something unbreakable, becoming two people who knew each other at the cellular level.Now their Soulbond is converging - two consciousnesses slowly merging into one - and neither of them is sure what will be left when it's done.Lyra can feel Eren's thoughts bleeding into hers. His memories surfacing in her hands. His way of seeing - structural, geometric, precise - layered over her own instincts. It's beautiful and terrifying in equal measure.Eren wakes with Lyra's muscle memory in his fingers. He knows how to repair an Echo without having been taught. He presses too hard on pencils, the way she does, without knowing why. The convergence is happening whether they choose it or not.And then Thorne returns.With a weapon that can sever Soulbonds. With the backing of a foreign government. With the argument that what Lyra and Eren are becoming is a threat to what everyone else is.They must choose: preserve themselves separately, or embrace the transformation together. Surrender to what they're becoming, or fight to stay two people in love - instead of one consciousness with two bodies.What do you do when the greatest threat to your identity is also the person you love most?Tropes include: Married Couple - Slow Burn Payoff - Shared Consciousness / Convergence - Touch Her and Die - Forced to Choose - Morally Gray MMC - Political Intrigue - Identity Crisis - Dark Fantasy RomanceContent warnings: Violence, forced separation trauma, identity dissolution, political oppression.Heat level: High. Significantly more explicit than Book 1.Book 2 of the Plague of Oblivion trilogy. Begins immediately after The Mind. Reading order: The Mind → The Body → The Soul.

Pagina's: 263, Paperback, Independently published