Remember Me Tomorrow

Nick Bartram knows three things for certain: he is a time traveller from the future, he is trapped in a stranger's body, and he has a mission he can't remember.

It's 2006. He's been stuck here for five hundred days with no memory of who he was, why he was sent back, or what he's supposed to do. His only clues come from an iPod loaded with songs that trigger feelings he can't explain, a therapist who doesn't play by the rules, and a best friend whose patience is wearing thin.

When a woman's perfume triggers his most violent reaction yet, Nick becomes convinced he's found what he's been looking for — the enemy. A brilliant scientist whose work could change the world, or destroy it. His mission is finally clear: get close to her, understand the threat, and stop it before it's too late.
But the closer he gets, the less his theory holds together. And the feelings she stirs in him don't feel like fear at all.

Remember Me Tomorrow is a story about memory, loss, and the catastrophic distance between what we tell ourselves and what we actually feel. It's about a man who crossed time to complete a mission — and the devastating possibility that the mission was never what he thought it was.