Memory Archivist: Book 1: Fractured Consent

In a society where memories are archived, edited, and regulated, consent is no longer sacred-it's procedural. The Archive sees all, and forgetting is a luxury only the powerful can afford.

When a damaged memory shard surfaces, containing classified data that was never meant to be retrieved, a former archivist with a buried past is thrust into a conspiracy that spans centuries. As she and her crew unravel the truth behind the system's collapse, they discover that memory isn't just history-it's control.

But unlocking the truth comes at a cost. Ghosts long buried begin to rise. Cities begin to fracture under the weight of collective recall. And somewhere deep within the Archive's shattered code, something sentient has begun to wake-something that remembers everyone.

The first installment in The Memory Archivist series, Fractured Consent is a cerebral and emotionally charged journey through the blurred boundaries of identity, truth, and the cost of remembering who you were.