What if your memories were never yours?

Daniel Vale has a memory he cannot explain: a place he has never visited, a woman he has never met, and a life that seems to belong to someone else.

When Daniel discovers evidence that memories can exist before the events they describe, his world begins to unravel. Every answer leads to another question. Every memory hides an origin. And somewhere inside an abandoned system called MARA is a record that may explain why Daniel remembers things that never happened.

Then he discovers the existence of Subject Zero — the first successful attempt to reconstruct human consciousness from memory.

Daniel wants to know who Subject Zero was.

Instead, he begins to question something far more dangerous:

What if the person he believes himself to be was never the original?

As Daniel follows a trail through forgotten archives, reconstructed memories, and impossible events, he is forced to confront the boundary between memory and identity.

Because if your memories can be edited, copied, reconstructed, or created before you live them…

what exactly makes you you?

The Memory Editor is a psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, identity, consciousness, and the terrifying possibility that the past may not belong to us.