Sing Me Forgotten by Jessica S. Olson is a gender bent retelling of The Phantom of The Opera. The magic system was really cool. Imagine being able to extract people’s memories through song.

Isda is a gravoir—a person who is born with a disfigured face and the ability to extract and alter memories through song. At birth, they are sentenced to death. But Isda was found by a man who runs an opera house, Cyril. She’s been altering the audiences memories to make the show more enjoyable.

But Isda’s life changes when she meets Emeric. He has the most beautiful singing voice she’s ever done. He may be her undoing.

This book is beautifully written. The ending tore my heart to pieces.

Read this if you’re looking for a book full of love, magic, and betrayal.

4 out of 5 memory elixirs.