The universe does not forget. For brilliant astrophysicist Dr. Maya Chandrasekhar, this is not a metaphor—it's a mathematical certainty. But when a rare, fatal neurological disease begins to unravel her mind, her life's work becomes her only hope for survival.

Maya's groundbreaking theory suggests that all possible lives, every choice made and unmade, are stored as quantum information at the event horizon of a supermassive black hole—a theoretical library of souls she calls the Quantum Archive.

Dismissed by her peers and facing a devastating diagnosis, Maya is approached by a mysterious consortium that has turned her theory into reality. They offer her an impossible choice: journey to a black hole at the edge of space and access the Archive to find a version of herself who discovered a cure. The price of failure is not just her own life, but a potential fracturing of reality itself.

What begins as a desperate search for a cure evolves into a mind-bending odyssey across alternate realities—a life as a celebrated concert pianist, a mother to children she never had, and finally, a quantum theorist who holds the key to saving the multiverse. As her perception expands, Maya discovers that her illness is not a disease but a fatal adaptation, attuning her consciousness to the fundamental fabric of the cosmos.

The Quantum Archive is a gripping, mind-expanding thriller that fuses theoretical physics with profound philosophical questions. It is a story about identity, the nature of consciousness, and the limitless power of a single mind to reshape reality, posing the ultimate question: If you could access all your other lives, who would you choose to be?