In 2089, when memories have become a luxury, Lindsey’s job is to weave perfect lives for the rich. As NeuroLink’s star “memory designer,” she can implant memories of fidelity into cheating husbands and add prestigious university credentials that failed businessmen never had. Until one late night, while calibrating her equipment, she suddenly sees herself lying on an operating table: silver hair, a mechanical eye, and blood-red circuitry glowing across her chest.
“Find us,” the woman in the vision whispers to her. It is unmistakably her own face.
When Lindsey starts investigating, the company’s entire security system suddenly turns on her. On the run, she discovers that she can hack into other people’s brains with her bare hands, and even inject virus code into an attacker’s nervous system with a kiss. More and more fragments of memory reveal the truth: she isn’t an ordinary employee at all, but the original Cyber Queen, her memories erased. Five years ago, she led a failed rebel army and was publicly executed as a technological terrorist.
Now she must rally her scattered cyborg comrades before the AI personality in her mind completely overwrites her own. This time, she’s going all out: not only will she destroy NeuroLink, she’ll also throw every powerful figure who paid a fortune for fake memories into the illusory hell they created themselves.
Very good 🙂