What if the voice inside your head was trying to break you — or set you free?

A Mirror for The Mind is a gripping psychological novel about memory, guilt, and the fragile architecture of the self.

When a man wakes in a cell with no memory except the name “Anaya,” he’s forced to confront a haunting voice, fractured memories, and the possibility that he killed the woman he loved. But not all prisons have bars — and not all truths are meant to be remembered.

Through a surreal, immersive journey of memory loops, interrogations, and emotional reckoning, this story invites readers into a deeply introspective exploration of trauma, healing, and self-forgiveness.

For readers of Matt Haig, Emily St. John Mandel, and Charlie Kaufman, this is a novel that dares to ask:
What do we carry, and what do we bury — even from ourselves?