When Memory Lies

Memory Implantation is perfectly safe. At least, that's what the Clinic would have you believe, but Meredith Horton has always been skeptical. The idea that a fake memory can be inserted into a person's mind for the purposes of emotional resolution is certainly fascinating, but Meredith knows that there must be risks involved--not to mention the potential for the technology's serious misuse. But despite the combined forces of her skepticism and embarrassment, at...
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Memory Implantation is perfectly safe.

At least, that's what the Clinic would have you believe, but Meredith Horton has always been skeptical. The idea that a fake memory can be inserted into a person's mind for the purposes of emotional resolution is certainly fascinating, but Meredith knows that there must be risks involved--not to mention the potential for the technology's serious misuse. But despite the combined forces of her skepticism and embarrassment, at twenty-nine years old, Meredith goes in for a procedure.

It's bad enough when her brain begins to glitch, causing her to see things that aren't there, but her mounting fears are made all the worse when she realizes that the experience has placed her in the middle of a gruesome murder investigation.

Unexpectedly befriended by one of the investigators on the case, Meredith must work with him in order to prove that she is innocent, all the while uncertain of whether or not she really is--and equally uncertain of his motivations for helping her.

Quick, clever, and riveting, Mereda Hart Farynyk's psychological crime thriller is a thoughtful and touching exploration of what it is to be human.