Remember Tomorrow: Mnevermind Trilogy Collection
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Seth Clayton
About this listen
When artificial memories are everywhere, how can you tell what’s real?
Daniel was a hotshot memorysmith, a major innovator in the field of recreational memories - until his father, Big Dan, suffered a freak persistent memory that sent their business into a tailspin. Now Daniel labors behind the scenes, seeking only to cure the persistent false memory and salvage their failing shop.
Elijah is the most talented mind in the memory industry, but because that mind is far from neurotypical, his potential is wasted teaching beginners at the mall. When his cobbled-together gear projects him into one of Daniel’s memory programs, a colorful but challenging relationship sparks to life.
The two men are an unlikely pair, but they have so much in common. Each is fiercely driven. Each is stunningly creative. And when Daniel and Elijah finally connect, each one realizes just how desperately he’s been searching for someone who truly understands him.
Most of all, they’re utterly committed to curing the persistent false memory. Daniel finally gives up his workaholic smokescreen. Elijah fends off the advice of everyone he trusts and joins forces with Daniel. Even Big Dan says he’s on board with their plan...but will he remember tomorrow?
This collection contains the novels The Persistence of Memory, Forget Me Not, and Life Is Awesome.
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- Hebby~Bookworm
- 16-05-2019
Nice story with lovely characters
I put off reading the mnevermind books for ages because I didn’t think I’d connect with Elijah since he is autistic... I didn’t think the romance with a person with a disability would be something I’d enjoy or find believable.
I think the fact that book two is told from Elijah’s perspective really helped with that, and I really liked him as a character.
I feel the ending was a bit different to what I expected and also there was a fairly major plot thread in book two that just sort of petered out and didn’t go anywhere (the bullying), when I expected something more to happen.
But the time flew by listening to this and I found the story and characters engaging. I think when I listen to it for a second time I will enjoy it more.
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- ellanca
- 01-11-2022
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Tackling the autistic character thing, that's big, and I think it went pretty well. It's such a varied thing ASD, but at times it felt squirmily too close to home, glad I forged on. Also glad I got the set and just cruised through to the satisfying conclusion. As a miserable fucker myself I didn't always like Daniel but I got him. A manageable amount of angst, cool group of supporting characters and it really speaks to something nostalgic about 80s childhoods and sci-fi, that thing that Steven king and stranger things are mining. I came to this via the psycop series, which I'm digging despite a total lack of interest in ghosts, pleased to have discovered this author!
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