No Name Trilogy, Book I: No Name

When she wakes up in a juvenile detention facility with no memory of who she is or what she's done, so-called Nadia resigns herself to a confusing existence amongst strange roommates in an inhospitable environment, but when she's contacted by the mysterious Henry, known for trying to help girls escape, she jumps at the chance to get out. After realizing that Henry, too, has no memory, the two embark on a quest to discover why their minds have been wiped, and their journey takes them into the heart of a corrupt city, where they find they're connected to a literally underground crime organization. What have they done, and, more importantly, what has been done to them? Their questions breed few clues, and when they're separated, Nadia must decide whether or not to go after Henry, with whom she believes she has a more complicated history than her own mind allows her to remember. Murder and secrets and betrayal . . . book one in this trilogy hints that far more sinister masters hide behind the curtains of the nefarious Circuit, and Nadia and Henry are part of something deeper and darker than they could ever guess.