M.I.R.E.

M.I.R.E. Memory Implantation for Rehabilitation and Empathy A novel by Aaron R. Tyler Dr. William Stonehurst has changed everything. With his revolutionary procedure, traumatic memories can now be cleanly removed-curing PTSD in a single session. But the true breakthrough lies in what he does with the discarded pain: implanting it into the minds of convicted sex offenders, forcing them to endure the very suffering they once caused. They call it rehabilitation. They say it's justice evolved. But Sandhurst has another plan. When the legal system fails to punish the guilty, he takes matters into his own hands-secretly implanting memories into predators who escaped conviction. No courts. No due process. Just raw, undiluted trauma, delivered directly into their minds. As public praise turns into quiet unease, and the line between justice and vengeance begins to blur, one question remains: If you could make someone feel a victim's pain... would you? Dark, provocative, and disturbingly plausible, M.I.R.E. is a psychological thriller that delves into the future of justice-and the horrifying price of empathy without limits. This book had graphic descriptions of violence.