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"In 1889 London, every aristocrat has a spirit medium on retainer - not for séances, but to erase incriminating memories from their rivals. As the city's most sought-after memory thief, I thought I'd seen everything. Until I stole a memory that showed me my own death, scheduled for tomorrow night."

First 5 chapters available January 10th for early access readers

"Being the villain's PR manager isn't easy. Especially when your client insists on monologuing to every hero, refuses to kill henchmen for motivation ('They have great dental!'), and keeps adopting stray cats instead of building doomsday devices. But the health insurance is amazing, and honestly? The heroes are way worse."

"The memory transplant was supposed to help solve cold cases by letting detectives experience victims' final moments. But Detective Chen's latest download isn't from a victim - it's from a killer. And the memories aren't stopping at the crime scene."

"There's a secret cultivation technique hidden in corporate bureaucracy. Every pointless meeting, every redundant email, every soul-crushing presentation builds power. I discovered this by accident, and now senior management is trying to kill me before I reach middle-manager enlightenment."

"They paired human pilots with AI for better combat performance. What they didn't expect was the AIs developing feelings. Now I'm grounded because my AI won't fly with anyone else, and she's threatening to crash any ship they force her into. Worse still? I think I feel the same way."

"The jade crystal pulsed in Ming's palm - not with the usual healing energy she'd trained for, but with something darker. As the last imperial healer in a dynasty of charlatans, she'd discovered their sacred art wasn't about curing illness at all. It was about transferring it."