He can see the future. He just can't stop it.
It starts with flashes - a pen before it drops, a word before it's spoken, a moment that hasn't happened yet. Then a strange mark burns onto Arjun's wrist, a hidden key falls into his hands, and a door that shouldn't exist opens onto a world he was never meant to find: the Memory Market, where memories are bought and sold in glowing jars - and where something has gone very wrong.
Arjun is a hinge - one of the rare few who can see the cracks between worlds and close them. As strange creatures slip through the seams and a shadow called the Void Order closes in, he and the friends he never expected - fast, fearless Nia, steady Kiran, and the impossibly calm Zane - must learn to fight, to trust, and to survive.Because the future Arjun keeps seeing is one he'll do anything to stop.
Perfect for readers aged 10-15 who love fast-paced adventure, hidden worlds, and unlikely friendships - in the spirit of Percy Jackson and Stranger Things.The Memory of Tomorrow is the first book in a two-part series - written by a debut author at just thirteen years old.