Every morning, the residents of Evermere wake up to a perfect day.

The air smells of roses, the sun shines the same way, and everyone smiles as if nothing ever goes wrong.

Because nothing ever does.

At midnight, the city is restored to normal—every memory is erased, and every life begins anew.

But sixteen-year-old Lena Hale begins to notice cracks in this perfection. The clock tower ticks backward, faces blur for a second too long, and her handwriting disappears overnight. Then one morning, she wakes up remembering everything—and realizing she's the only one who can.

As Lena digs deeper, she uncovers a terrifying truth: Evermere isn't a city at all, but a massive mind-control experiment, designed to keep its subjects in an endless cycle of false happiness. When she meets Ellie, another "psycho" who remembers, the two must fight to escape the illusion before it resets again—and this time, it's erased.

But breaking free means facing a reality far worse than any dream.

Evermere is a science fiction psychological thriller about memory, control, and the courage to question a perfect world built on lies.