Memory

"Memory" follows the story of a protagonist who, since childhood, has trained his memory like others train their muscles. At thirty-five, he works at a luxury hotel where his ability to remember every detail about the guests makes him invaluable. But one day, while washing his hands, his memory crosses a disturbing threshold: he begins to recall experiences that are not his own. First, the journey of water from the pipes to the rain; then, the life of plants, animal instinct, and finally, human memories laden with pain and secrecy. As these foreign memories invade his mind, his own personal memories begin to fade. Faced with the loss of his identity and the discovery of dark secrets within the hotel, he must decide whether to keep uncovering the truth at any cost or protect what remains of himself. A profound reflection on memory, identity, and the price of knowing too much.

Pagina's: 135, Paperback, Independently published