The Mechanics of Memory - Lee, Audrey
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Hope Nakano is institutionalized at a luxury facility with no memory of her last year, despite constant treatments to recover the life she lost. In VR therapy, Hope receives a coded message about her past. Her search for answers begins to uncover a much larger secret that people are determined to keep hidden. But Hope soon realizes everyone has secrets to protect, including herself.

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Hope Nakano is institutionalized at a luxury facility with no memory of her last year, despite constant treatments to recover the life she lost. In VR therapy, Hope receives a coded message about her past. Her search for answers begins to uncover a much larger secret that people are determined to keep hidden. But Hope soon realizes everyone has secrets to protect, including herself.
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Audrey Lee started writing fiction at the young age of eleven, when she and her best friend co-authored a masterpiece about gallivanting around London with the members of Depeche Mode, Wham!, and Duran Duran. Unfortunately, these spiral notebooks have yet to find a publisher evolved enough to understand the genius buried within. As a result, The Mechanics of Memory is her first work of published fiction. Before she started writing fiction, Audrey received her master's degree in education from UC Berkeley (Go Bears!) and spent over two decades in public education. When she isn't writing books she consults with school districts about creating environments for students that are more equitable, culturally responsive, and socially just. Audrey lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, son, and Maltipoo, Luna. When not working, Audrey is compulsively organizing something, bullet journaling, cheering for her son at a dance competition, max betting on a slot machine, or watching the Golden State Warriors with a negroni in hand.