Four months in a glass cell changes a person. For Callie Everett, it rewrote her entire soul. When Callie is abducted from her college campus and imprisoned in a high-tech sensory deprivation chamber, her world shrinks to the transparent walls of Dr. Sterling Vance's laboratory. There, she is subjected to 'Neuro-Linguistic Architecture'-a terrifying process that replaces her true history with digital fabrications. When her brother, Grant, stages a violent rescue, Callie believes her nightmare is over. But the real horror is just beginning. Back in her childhood home, everything looks perfect, yet nothing feels right. The hallway is too long; her mother's favorite stories don't match the records; and the glitches in her peripheral vision suggest her reality is still buffering. As Callie dissects her own mind, she begins to suspect that Grant isn't her savior, and the world outside the cell is just another layer of the experiment. In this pulse-pounding psychological thriller, Lucy Hernandez explores the fragile boundary between memory and identity. If you can't trust your own past, how can you survive the present?
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