The Last City of Men Series by A.E. Watson, Tara Brown

In the Club of the Unknown, where the music blares and the faces are hidden behind masks, Gwyn meets a boy. Not just any boy, but one she is certain she has met before.Only that's not possible.Gwyn lives in the last city of men, where memories are made through repetition and yesterday is forgotten with the reset. The world has peace, what's left of it anyway. Peace that has been gained through sacrifice... moreIn the Club of the Unknown, where the music blares and the faces are hidden behind masks, Gwyn meets a boy. Not just any boy, but one she is certain she has met before.Only that's not possible.Gwyn lives in the last city of men, where memories are made through repetition and yesterday is forgotten with the reset. The world has peace, what's left of it anyway. Peace that has been gained through sacrifice.But as behavioural school ends and Gwyn is sent out into the work force, she discovers that not everyone resets. Not everything is as it seems. The peace they live in is as fake as the masks they wear in the clubs. She starts to see that the walls surrounding the city, to keep the monsters out, might actually be keeping them in.And maybe the boy she thought she knew, isn't what he appeared to be at all.Don't miss this exciting new Post-Apocalyptic Romance from the author of the bestselling series The Born Trilogy! less

The last city of men has changed. Only those who remember yesterday can see it. There is tension in the air and violence in the corners you aren't supposed to notice. But Gwyn, a young girl in the orchard community, has a different problem. Her learned memories seem to be gone, even the ones that make her who she is. She wakes every morning, startled by the man next to her and the shack of a house they live in. Even the ordinariness of her clothing seems out of place... moreThe last city of men has changed. Only those who remember yesterday can see it. There is tension in the air and violence in the corners you aren't supposed to notice. But Gwyn, a young girl in the orchard community, has a different problem. Her learned memories seem to be gone, even the ones that make her who she is. She wakes every morning, startled by the man next to her and the shack of a house they live in. Even the ordinariness of her clothing seems out of place. There is a thirst for adventure lingering in her throat and hunger for revenge she cannot place, eating away at her stomach. And just when she thinks she has it all figured out, everything changes. A pair of green eyes find her on the train. A pair of green eyes she knows from somewhere. less