The Strangers in White

He wakes in a place he cannot name, with no memory of who he is, or how he arrived.Beyond a desolate wasteland stands a vast white building where the clocks do not work, the corridors refuse to stay the same, and every bell carries a different warning.Inside, a small group of survivors lives by a handful of brutal rules: hide when the bells ring, never trust the marked paths, and stay away from the strangers in white.But the deeper he ventures into the building, the more its secrets begin to surface. A damaged recording warns him not to trust the man who knows the corridors best. A little girl's red shoe keeps returning in fragments of memory. And with every step toward escape, he begins to fear that the building is not simply holding him prisoner.It is waiting for him to remember.To find a way out, he must uncover what happened before he opened his eyes, decide whom he can trust, and face a truth more devastating than the horrors hunting him.The Strangers in White is a psychological horror novel and existential thriller about memory, guilt, identity, sacrifice, and the final meaning of survival.