Forgetfulness

Forgetfulness is a sophisticated literary thriller that blends espionage, grief, and mystery into a compelling story of loss and revenge. Thomas Railles, a respected painter living a quiet life in the south of France, has left behind his past as a part-time operative for the CIA. Content with his artistic career and devoted to his beloved wife, Florette, he believes his days of intrigue are long over.

Everything changes when Florette is brutally murdered by unknown assailants. Consumed by grief and searching for answers, Thomas is drawn into a complex web of secrets, politics, and international tensions. When four Moroccan terrorists are charged with the crime, the case appears solved, but troubling questions remain. As Thomas investigates further, he discovers that the truth may be far more complicated and dangerous than it first appears.

Written with elegance and psychological depth, Forgetfulness explores memory, betrayal, justice, and the lingering effects of a life touched by espionage. A thoughtful and suspenseful novel for readers who enjoy literary fiction, international intrigue, and intelligent thrillers.

Paperback, Very Good. Does have The Bookstore stamp on first page.