Elena thought she'd finally learned the truth about who she was. She was wrong about something far more basic, she didn't even know what to call herself. At 3:17 every morning, every clock in Elena's house stops. A woman with her exact face steps out of a broken mirror and tells her one thing before vanishing: don't trust Adrian. When a disconnected telephone rings anyway, and the voice on the other end calls itself "the part of you they couldn't erase," Elena and Adrian are pulled toward a name neither of them has ever heard, Saint Orison, and a truth Daniel has been hiding since before the Blackthorn fire even happened. Elena wasn't experimented on there. She was created there. What unravels beneath Saint Orison rewrites everything the series has built so far. The woman who calls herself the original Elena. A brother named Noah who carried away the memories too dangerous to keep. A third child born the same night as Elena and Adrian, one nobody was supposed to remember. And beneath all of it, the devastating discovery that Adrian may not be Adrian at all, but a body built to carry the consciousness of the very man who orchestrated Project Seven from the beginning. As the network claws its way back to life, Elena is forced into the one choice every version of her has been asked to make and refused: which fragment of herself gets to survive. Her answer, that identity was never something that could be manufactured, stolen, or merged, only chosen, becomes the most dangerous thing she's ever done.bBecause somewhere in the dark, a memory older than the experiment itself is finally waking up. And it isn't finished with Elena yet. Book Four of The Broken Memory series, for readers who thought they understood the rules of this world, right up until the moment they didn't.
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