
by TC_Hart
What if the dead could leave behind memories? Ethan Cole is a forensic science graduate student in Boston. He has always trusted evidence, logic, and science—until the day he touches a piece of evidence and sees something no forensic examination could ever reveal. A memory. Not his own. Soon, Ethan discovers that certain objects retain fragments of the past, and by touching them, he can experience moments that others have forgotten—or desperately tried to hide. At first, he believes this strange ability could help him uncover the truth behind unsolved crimes. But memories can be dangerous. Some reveal secrets. Some reveal lies. And some reveal things that were never meant to be remembered. As Ethan begins following the memories left behind at crime scenes, he realizes that the deeper he goes, the harder it becomes to tell where someone else's memories end and his own reality begins.
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