Tell Me an Ending

\'Sharply, beautifully written and punctuated with wry, slanted asides, Tell Me an Ending is one of the most sophisticated works of science fiction I\'ve read recently\' THE NEW YORK TIMES

\'Beautifully drawn, sympathetic and with complex characters. I stayed up all night - I literally couldn\'t put it down\' CARYS BRAY

\'An extraordinary novel . . . Tell Me an Ending is gripping, inventive, and a memory I\'ll never forget\' EMMA STONEX

\'A triumph of a novel . . . I loved it\' EMYLIA HALL

What if you didn\'t have to live with your worst memories?

Across the world, thousands of people are shocked to receive an email telling them that they once chose to have a traumatic memory removed. Now they are being given the chance to get that memory back.

For Mei, William, Oscar and Finn there is a piece missing, but they\'re not sure what. And each of them must decide if the truth is worth the pain, or better left unknown.

For Noor, who works at the memory clinic Nepenthe, the process of reinstating their patients\' memories begins to shake the moral foundations of her world. As she delves deeper into the programme, she will have to risk everything to uncover the true human cost of this miraculous technology.

An exploration of secrets, grief, identity and belonging - of the stories we tell ourselves, and come to rely on, Tell Me An Ending is a sharp, dark and devastating novel about the power and danger of memory.

\'A smart, thought-provoking page-turner. I loved it\' MARCEL THEROUX

\'Clever and imaginative, Tell Me an Ending is a riveting and thought-provoking exploration of one of our most precious and fragile powers: the ability to remember the moments of our lives\' KAREN THOMPSON WALKER

\'Original, compelling, and utterly captivating. Told through a cast of sharply observed, complex characters, Tell Me An Ending takes us on a fascinating journey into the depths of human memory\' LUCY CLARKE