The Memory Auction

In a near-future city where human memories can be extracted and sold, Mira Voss has spent six years cataloging other people's discarded experiences for the Exchange - the world's most exclusive black-market auction house for stolen feelings.

Then she finds a memory listed for sale that carries her own biometric signature.

A memory she has no record of ever selling.

As Mira traces the origin of the stolen lot, she uncovers a network of fraudulent extractions, falsified licensing records, and sealed buyer identities that stretch back years - and point directly to the man who runs the Exchange itself. Someone has been stealing memories from people who got too close to the truth, selling them to the highest bidder, and arranging accidents for anyone who noticed the pattern.

Someone did it to Mira three and a half years ago on a coastal road in the rain. She just didn't know it - because the proof was the first thing they took.

Now, with a forged paper trail designed to make her look like the threat, an unlicensed extractor who owes her a favor, a buyer who's been watching the auction floor for two years waiting for exactly this moment, and a whistleblower complaint that has to reach the right hands before she becomes the next accident, Mira has one chance to recover what was taken - and expose the person who took it.

But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes that the memory she's been searching for isn't the only thing that's missing.

Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, Black Mirror, and The Silent Patient.

A gripping, high-concept psychological thriller about identity, memory, and the terrifying price of knowing too much.