In Memoria, memories are currency—and control over them is everything.

In the neon-lit city-state where the past can be edited and the truth is buried beneath layers of sanctioned illusions, Lisa trades in fragments. As a memory diver, she specializes in restoring corrupted neural threads for clients who can afford to reclaim their pasts—so long as it doesn't interfere with the state's approved version of history.

But when she stumbles upon a half-erased thread tagged with a forbidden name—Vault-0—Lisa is drawn into a world she never meant to enter. What begins as a simple restoration job quickly spirals into a dangerous search for answers. The thread is incomplete, the subject deceased, and the data too clean—too carefully altered—to be random.

As Lisa digs deeper, she uncovers whispers of a hidden vault, fragments of a lost rebellion, and a network of resistance fighters trying to preserve the truth in a world determined to forget. But in a society where memories can be stolen, rewritten, or weaponized, trust is in short supply. And the more Lisa uncovers, the more she questions her own past—and whether her memories are truly her own.

Pursued by ECHO, the government's ruthless memory enforcement agency, and forced to choose between safety and awakening, Lisa must decide whether the truth is worth remembering... or if some memories are better left buried.

Memories for Sale: A Vision of Memoria is the first book in The Threads of Veritas trilogy—a cerebral, emotionally charged science fiction story about surveillance, resistance, identity, and the price of truth in a world where even memory is up for sale.