Memory Distortion is a gripping psychological science fiction novella that blurs the boundaries between reality and manipulation. After surviving a near-fatal car crash, Rivan is told he’s mentally unstable. But what if the real problem isn’t in his mind—but what’s being done to it?

As fragments of forgotten memories resurface in the form of hallucinations, Rivan begins to question the truth of everything he’s been told. These aren’t glitches. They’re real moments—fighting to survive the edits being forced upon his mind.

Set in a chilling world where memory can be rewritten like code, this book explores the terrifying consequences of psychological interference, identity loss, and the human instinct to remember—even when remembering hurts.

As Rivan pieces together the version of himself that existed before the crash, he discovers a truth that was never meant to survive.

If you enjoy thought-provoking dystopian thrillers with layers of suspense and emotional depth,...