Description
When a woman awakens with vivid memories of a traumatic attack that never actually occurred, she finds herself trapped in a terrifying psychological nightmare where the line between reality and delusion becomes impossibly blurred. As false memories multiply and intensify, she discovers she's not alone—others are experiencing the same inexplicable phenomenon, and someone or something is deliberately implanting these horrifying fabrications into their minds. Koontz masterfully explores the ultimate violation: the corruption of one's own consciousness, where the mind becomes both victim and battleground. With relentless tension and psychological depth, this thriller examines how our memories define us and what happens when that foundation crumbles. A chilling exploration of identity, sanity, and the terrifying possibility that you cannot trust the one thing you depend on most—your own mind.
Available Editions
paperback
Bantam Books
Published Jan 1, 2000
794 pages
ISBN: 9780553580228
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Details
First Published
1999
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for False Memory by Dean Koontz.