Publisher's Synopsis
Memory...it is what makes us who we are-a collection of people, places, and events. But like people, memories only live as long as those who can remember them. At least, that was the scientific understanding until the research by Dr. Sebastian "Bash" Silva. A Nobel Prize-winning cyber psychologist, Bash is a man haunted by memories of the past...but they might not all be his own. He is certain that they are ancestral memories, passed down through successive generations. To test this hypothesis, he has created the Mindsai, a machine capable of reconstructing memories stored in the deepest parts of the mind. Aided by Aliyah, a bright-eyed newcomer to his lab and Craig, a disgruntled graduate student, Bash hopes that his experiments with the Mindsai are the key to bridging the gap to untold reservoirs of knowledge of the past. However, the shadowy figures lurking in the edges of memory are variables he never predicted. Perhaps some memories are best forgotten to be remembered.
