Memory Integrity
The Mountains Remember Everything
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ナレーター:
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Robert Benda
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著者:
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Robert Sweeney
After twenty-two years in the Air Force, Major David Blaze retires carrying more than a backpack into California’s High Sierra. He’s carrying the weight of a promise he never got to keep, the loss of a friend he couldn’t save, and the unsettling question of who he is when the mission is over.
The John Muir Trail is supposed to be a fresh start.
Instead, it becomes something far stranger.
A notebook begins recording entries David doesn’t remember writing. Conversations unfold differently depending on who tells them. Hours vanish without explanation. Even the mountains seem to remember events that never happened.
An enigmatic backpacker named Joe hints at CAIRN—a long-buried government program that studied how extreme wilderness could reshape memory, identity, and decision-making. Officially, the project ended decades ago.
The Sierra never got the memo.
As David ventures deeper into the range, every mile forces him to confront an impossible question: if your memories can be rewritten, how do you know which version of yourself is real—and which one you want to live with?
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the John Muir Trail, Memory Integrity: The Mountains Remember Everything is an upmarket novel that blends military realism, wilderness adventure, and near-future ethics into a haunting story about grief, PTSD, and the fragile narratives we use to survive.
Perfect for readers of character-driven speculative fiction and trauma-informed veteran stories, this is a novel about friendship, moral injury, and what it costs—and what it gives back—to keep your memories whole while learning to live with them.
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