The Book That Remembered

In a library that only holds the lives the world has forgotten, one memory refuses to fade—threatening to unravel everything. Elian is the Archivist—a quiet guardian of the stories no one remembers. Day after day, he records the lives of the lost, cataloging the forgotten without question, without identity, and without a past of his own. Until the day he discovers a book that shouldn't exist—one that writes back. It tells the story of Kael, a woman no one is supposed to remember. And the more Elian reads, the more she takes root in his mind… and in the Archive itself. As Kael's presence spreads like ink through paper, the boundaries of memory, identity, and reality begin to crack. The Archive was meant to hold the forgotten. But what happens when someone is remembered too well? Now, Elian must choose: preserve the order of forgetting, or sacrifice everything for a memory that was never supposed to survive. Perfect for fans of Erin Morgenstern's The Starless Sea and V.E. Schwab's The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue**,** The Book That Remembered is a haunting, lyrical fantasy about memory, love, and the quiet rebellion of remembrance.