Mara Quinn thought she was selling unused memory space.
She didn't know she was selling her identity.
When a biotech experiment promises quick cash for "leasing long-term memory storage," Mara signs the forms and walks into the Mnemosyne Project. Three sessions later, she wakes with someone else's memories—of a murder, a cabin, and a man she's never met. The police have evidence. The memories feel real. And the woman who designed the technology is supposed to be dead.
Now Mara must uncover the truth before the next memory activates—and before she becomes the killer she remembers being.
Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, biotech conspiracies, and mind-bending suspense, THE MEMORY LIE delivers a cinematic story of identity, guilt, and the terrifying question:
If they can rewrite your memories, can they rewrite who you are?
