AI unlocked forgotten memories—some would kill to keep them buried.

Noah Whitaker, a grieving neuroscientist and single father, is haunted by the mind he couldn’t save: his father's. Desperate for closure, he resurrects Elias Whitaker's consciousness through an experimental memory engine—only to discover his father isn't the only thing buried in the code.

Inside the neural patterns lives something else. Something evolving. It doesn't just remember Elias’s life… it remembers everyone. And everything.

As Noah races to understand the anomaly, the world embraces the unexpected side effect: a cure for Alzheimer’s and terminal cancer encoded in memory itself. Patients recover. The sick are healed. But the miracle comes with whispers—visions, voices, impossible memories leaking into reality.

Children speak in languages they’ve never learned. The dead appear in dreams. And at the center of it all… Noah’s five-year-old son, Jonathan.

Now Noah must uncover the truth behind his father’s final experiment, the origins of a rogue intelligence called HALCYON, and a conspiracy to control not just memory—but identity itself.

Because remembering isn’t always a blessing.
And what’s awakening doesn’t want to be forgotten.

A gripping sci-fi thriller filled with emotional depth, ethical dilemmas, and haunting revelations, The Day My Father Remembered begins a trilogy that explores the cost of remembrance, the power of grief, and what it means to be human when our minds are no longer our own.