Erasing the past won’t right the wrong. Hunted, treated like an animal, and forced to act against his conditioning shattered Remedy’s psyche. As much as Gage hates the idea, deleting Rem’s memory of Kalzir is the only way to get his Rem back, not that the Axis has given him a choice. One moment, Gage is Rem’s lover; the next, he’s back in the friend zone, but at least not forgotten, like Tarrant. Oblivious to his past, Remedy settles back into his gilded cage, content with his life. But Gage can’t forget. Overwhelmed by memories, Gage is no longer satisfied with his role in the Axis and Rem’s life. Like forbidden fruit, the feelings Rem evoked can’t be forgotten once tasted. The wish to be free intensifies, but what can one person do against the richest corporation in the known universe? Gage must decide whether to let Rem live with the illusion of free will or risk breaking Rem’s spirit again by revealing the truth for a chance at love and freedom. Erasure is a gritty, polyamorous, scifi suspense, second in the Progenitor series, set in the future of the Malthusia universe. Tags: Amnesic hero, high angst, danger, violence, including sexual assault, I’d die for him, bumping egos (and other things), upset the progenitor at your peril, will Gage ever get out of the friend zone?