A Heart-Pounding Psychological Thriller What if your memories weren't your own?Dr. Sarah Chen thought she understood the human brain-until she discovered a patient whose mind contained the stolen memories of seven different people. In the sterile corridors of Blackwood Neurological Institute, she uncovers a conspiracy so monstrous it defies belief: a secret government program that murders innocent victims to harvest their memories and implant them into unwilling subjects. Michael Torres was supposed to be helping advance medical science. Instead, he became a living repository for the experiences of the dead-their first kisses, their deepest fears, their final moments all trapped inside his fragmenting mind. As competing personalities wage war in his skull, Michael's own identity slowly dissolves, leaving him desperate for someone to help him remember who he used to be. Director Catherine Voss believes she's creating the future of human evolution-an elite class of enhanced individuals carrying the accumulated wisdom of history's greatest minds. But her vision of immortality is built on a foundation of systematic murder, and she'll eliminate anyone who threatens to expose the truth. When Sarah decides to help Michael escape, she triggers a deadly game of cat and mouse that spans from the underground tunnels of New York to the fortified mountains of Colorado. Racing against time as Michael's borrowed memories tear his mind apart, Sarah must infiltrate the Memory Project's most secure facility and confront the architects of humanity's darkest experiment. But freeing the victims means destroying centuries of stolen human consciousness. Is the preservation of knowledge worth the price of murder? And can Sarah save Michael's identity before the seven personalities in his head consume what's left of the man he used to be? "A masterpiece of psychological horror that will leave you questioning the nature of identity itself. The Memory Thief doesn't just steal memories-it steals your sleep." Perfect for fans of: Black Mirror, Westworld, The Manchurian Candidate