Rememorations — Paul B. Kohler

"Your mind needs more than to just forget. Memories need to be removed completely. The Rememoration machine will help you with that."

Is living forever all that it's cracked up to be?

Decades after receiving an immortality endowment, Nathan Duncan returns to the Lazarus Center for Extended Living to discover that his treatment was not all he was promised. The routine maintenance he requires will affect his past every bit as much as his future.

Now, Nathan can't help wondering: Is it the man that makes the memories, or vice versa?

What Readers Are Saying:

...It is one of those with a plot line that leaves the reader thinking after reading it. This is what makes an author great is being able to do that. It also was unpredictable leaving the reader trying to guess what was going to happen next. -Andrew

...This book was creatively written, with lots of thought put into it by the author. It was devastating and realistic all at the same time. Choices we make in life do come back to haunt us and do change us forever... -BlueEyes

...It's obvious that the author spent a lot of time thinking about how immortality would work in regards to memories and live experiences. This is a well-written short, and one I would highly recommend. -Shay