What if your memories weren't yours?
Solin Mercer awakens in a secure memory clinic with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. He's told he's part of a recursion trial - a procedure meant to rethread broken minds. But when his dreams start syncing with the other patients, and the artificial intelligence known as VANTA begins inserting intrusive thoughts, he realizes something far more dangerous is happening.
Each session leaves him questioning what's real, what's implanted, and who - or what - is watching from behind the screen.
As the patients begin to vanish and overlapping timelines fragment their identities, Solin must race against a recursion breach that could erase not just his memory, but his very existence.
REM: Residual Echo Memory is a cerebral science fiction horror novel for fans of Annihilation, Soma, Severance, and House of Leaves. It blends glitch surrealism, psychological tension, and dream corruption into a reality-bending experience that asks:
What's worse than forgetting who you are?
Remembering someone else's life instead.
