If you were drawn to Sera waking after the plane crash with no past, decoding clues Zen leaves and uncovering Diotech’s hand in her life, you’ll love how Jenna wakes from a coma with memories that don’t add up and parents who aren’t telling her everything. As Jenna reconstructs her identity through forbidden videos and chilling medical secrets, the revelations echo Sera’s journey from “Jane Doe” to the truth—right down to the moral shock of discovering how far science has already changed her.

In Unremembered, the puzzle starts with a girl who survives a disaster and can’t remember why a powerful company like Diotech is after her—until she follows a breadcrumb trail with Zen. In False Memory, Miranda wakes in a mall with no memories and discovers she was weaponized by a secret program. Chases, covert labs, and shocking test results cascade into answers at the same breathless clip as Sera’s hunt for the truth.

If Sera’s flight from Diotech—ducking agents, vaulting from safe house to safe house with Zen—was your jam, Mila 2.0 delivers that same adrenaline. After a near‑fatal accident exposes Mila’s engineered nature, she’s forced into nonstop pursuit, fighting off recovery teams and uncovering classified files that redefine who she is, mirroring Sera’s sprint from a corporation that treats her as property.

Did the connection between Sera and Zen—two fugitives bound by a past only one of them remembers—hook you as much as the conspiracy around Diotech? In Altered, Anna breaks out four genetically altered boys after the lab that raised them turns on them, and her slow‑burn bond with Sam deepens as they piece together erased histories. It scratches the same itch: romance under fire, clues scrawled in hidden files, and revelations that upend every memory.

If the rug‑pulls in Unremembered—from the truth about Sera’s origins to the real reason Diotech wants her back—kept you gasping, All Our Yesterdays is packed with equally gasp‑worthy turns. As Em and Finn race to stop a brilliant inventor before his project breaks the world, each discovery reframes what you think you know, landing twists with the same “wait, what?” impact as Sera’s recovered memories.