In a city where every surface can be rewritten and every memory can be purchased, a woman discovers her entire past is a corporate fiction. The memoir she's been writing to document her recovery from a traumatic accident turns out to be someone else's life—someone who was erased to make room for her.

As she digs through layers of fabricated evidence and legally binding falsehoods, she realizes the thriller she thought she was reading about a missing person is actually her own story, and the novel's protagonist is hunting her.

With prose that cuts like broken glass, Tobias Sundqvist crafts a labyrinth where every revelation makes the walls close tighter. The city itself becomes both crime scene and accomplice, its augmented reality overlays hiding bodies in plain sight while its legal framework protects the architects of stolen lives.

When the line between victim and investigator dissolves, the only remaining question isn't who she was, but whether she can survive discovering what she's become.

What happens when the person trying to solve your disappearance is the version of you that never existed? In Unlearning Gravity, listeners will embark on a gripping journey that explores identity, reality, and the ultimate question of self. Fans of Gillian Flynn and Blake Crouch will find themselves captivated by the twists and moral complexities of Sundqvist's electrifying narrative.