Blank Mastermind–first off, the title is an epic oxymoron. Then there’s the story itself! –but ( I will let the synopsis do the first little bit of explaining for me.

Amnesia is annoying. The poor hero has to find out everything about his wonderful life again and re-meet all the lovely people he knew before, then go to stop the villain. But what if the life that starts showing itself isn’t wonderful, the people aren’t lovely and the villain is… yourself?
I don’t really care for the cover, but–you can’t judge a book by its cover! Especially when it comes to Blank Mastermind. This book is a roller-coaster. You’re laughing–then you’re crying–then you’re on the edge of your seat. And where does it get you to?
You’ll have to read it to find out.
Wolfgang Dankworth (our hero) is a heroically villainous person. That kind of sums him up. Honestly, he’s having a hard time knowing who he is. The emotions of the book follow his emotions. He’s had a hard life… Problem being, he doesn’t know that he has. Haha–the premise of the book–a villain forgetting why he’s villainous–is awesome. Rosey has done a great job of pulling it off. I think. Never had amnesia myself, so it’s hard to say for sure, but I think so.
The other characters are great too. Not as well developed as Wolfgang — you don’t get into their heads, as it’s in 1st person — but still good.
Content warnings: There’s some language. A few swear words. And {slight spoiler} there are superheroes. Not born-with-power superheroes, but made superheroes. If ya know what I mean. Neither bothered me too much…. Also bombing and death. </3
Anyway. Just go read it. Because it’s great. You can find it HERE.
Hasta luego!
Molly