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Memory Thieves: The Rise Of The Mind Keeper
In the city of Lumora, memories are more valuable than gold.
They can be bought. They can be stolen. And in the wrong hands, they can become weapons.
Jalen has spent most of his life running from the past. Ever since the night his mother was attacked by a mysterious thief who stole the memories from her mind, Jalen has tried to survive quietly as a courier in the shadows of Lumora.
But when he accidentally unlocks a forbidden power — the ability to enter and manipulate memories — he becomes the most dangerous target in the city.
Because someone else is hunting memories too.
Zareth the Taker.
A legendary thief whose body is covered in glowing tattoos made from the memories of warriors, assassins, and masters he has defeated.
Now Jalen must master his powers before Lumora falls under Zareth’s control.
But the deeper he travels into the world of stolen memories, the more he realizes something terrifying.
Some memories were never meant to be found.
They can be bought. They can be stolen. And in the wrong hands, they can become weapons.
Jalen has spent most of his life running from the past. Ever since the night his mother was attacked by a mysterious thief who stole the memories from her mind, Jalen has tried to survive quietly as a courier in the shadows of Lumora.
But when he accidentally unlocks a forbidden power — the ability to enter and manipulate memories — he becomes the most dangerous target in the city.
Because someone else is hunting memories too.
Zareth the Taker.
A legendary thief whose body is covered in glowing tattoos made from the memories of warriors, assassins, and masters he has defeated.
Now Jalen must master his powers before Lumora falls under Zareth’s control.
But the deeper he travels into the world of stolen memories, the more he realizes something terrifying.
Some memories were never meant to be found.
288 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 20, 2026
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April 12, 2026
An Intriguing Read
From reading this book, I can tell it's intended to be an installment for something bigger. It has great potential. I kind of wished the formatting was a bit different (I read the Kindle version), but it was a fun, somewhat quick read that I know kids of adolescent to teen ages could get behind and understand well.
From reading this book, I can tell it's intended to be an installment for something bigger. It has great potential. I kind of wished the formatting was a bit different (I read the Kindle version), but it was a fun, somewhat quick read that I know kids of adolescent to teen ages could get behind and understand well.
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