The Memory Act
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But safety comes at a price. The scans do more than monitor—they predict. Anyone flagged as “pre-violent” is detained, reprogrammed, or erased. Thought itself has become a crime.
For Clara Hensley, a quiet small-town librarian, the nightmare begins during a routine scan. Labeled Category Red, she is accused of harboring violent potential based on fleeting memories she can barely recall. Overnight, Clara’s ordinary life collapses. Federal agents give her a choice: disappear into rehabilitation—or surrender her mind to permanent rewiring.
Instead, Clara runs. In a nation where every corner is surveilled and every secret thought can be exposed, she becomes a fugitive. But as she slips into the shadows, she discovers she is not alone. An underground network of dissidents—writers, whistleblowers, and falsely accused rebels—believes the Memory Act is not protection but tyranny. Together, they fight to reclaim what has been stolen: the right to think freely.
Hunted by agents, betrayed by neighbors, and haunted by the question of whether her darkest impulses are real, Clara must decide: stay hidden and survive, or risk everything to ignite resistance.
Because in a world where every memory is monitored, freedom itself is the most dangerous crime.
Giới thiệu tác giả
Chinedu Nnadi is an acclaimed novelist and cultural historian, known for his dynamic range spanning high-octane electrifying political, psychological and romantic thrillers and the timeless magic of African folklore. A former advocate for social and political justice, he brings raw authenticity and gripping suspense to his novels, drawn from a deep understanding of global politics and covert operations. As a leading expert in African oral traditions, myths, and legends, Chinedu also dedicates his work to preserving Africa’s narrative heritage. Through his writing, he captures the spirit of silent warriors and ancient storytellers alike—ensuring their voices resonate across continents and generations.
