Title: Amnesia
Author: Sinclair Smith
Published: January 1996
Publisher: Scholastic, Inc.
Summary:
From the author of The Waitress and Dream Date comes a suspenseful new thriller that plays on a classic horror premise. Young adults will be spellbound by this riveting tale of a girl who awakens alone in the dark and doesn't know where she is or who she is--until a terrifying stranger takes her "home." (from fantasticfiction.co.uk)Reader Review:
when i first started reading point horrors Amnesia was the first book i read and it scared me, but i was only 11, since then i really recommended sinclair smith to other point horror fans because i think her books are great, since im 16 know and have grown out of point horrors and im reading steven king, i still think Amnesia is one of the best books i've ever read. (from bn.com)This one kind of reminds me of the premise of The Maze Runner by James Dashner. His is a book of a boy that wakes up someplace where he has no idea where he is and barely knows who he is. Dammit. Now I'm curious as to how the two compare. Sinclair Smith is a win at this point as far as I'm concerned, and I've never read any of her books.
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