Recursion

Neuroscientist Helena Smith is on a mission to preserve memories and allow people to relive them as if for the first time. However, she begins to feel discouraged by her lack of progress when a mysterious employer offers her an unlimited source of money and resources to make her dream a reality. Eleven years in the future, people are experiencing a disease called FMS, False Memory Syndrome, which involves having two different sets of memories that feel equally real. NYPD Detective Barry Sutton is investigating a case involving FMS but he gets more than he bargained for when he discovers the source of the memory alterations.

Blake Crouch's latest novel, Recursion, delivers another cinematic, mind-bending thriller that explores themes of identity and nostalgia in ways you won't see coming. Fans of Dark Matter will be pleased to see Crouch tackle another classic science fiction trope with his signature brilliant plotting. The story is grounded, approachable, and surprisingly heartfelt, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.

Crouch masterfully integrates sophisticated philosophical concepts into an engrossing plot that explores the relationship between human perceptions of what is real and actual reality. Fans of Michael Crichton will appreciate the cutting-edge science that drives this intelligent, mind-bending thriller.

Recursion takes readers on a wild ride as Helena and Barry navigate a world where the line between what is real and what is memory blurs. The stakes are high as humanity may not be able to handle the consequences of their actions. With twists and turns that keep readers guessing, Recursion is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who picks it up.