False Memory
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Martie said, “Okay, if something like this was done to us—who did it?”
“In The Manchurian Candidate, it’s the Soviets, the Chinese, and the North Koreans.”
“The Soviet Union doesn’t exist anymore,” she noted. “Somehow, I can’t see the three of us being the instruments of an elaborate conspiracy of Asian totalitarians.”
“In the movies, it would probably be extraterrestrials.”
“Great,” she said sarcastically. “Let’s call Fig Newton and tap into his vast store of knowledge on the subject.”
“Or some... giant corporation bent on turning us all into mindless, robotic consumers.”
“I’m halfway there without their help,” she said.
“A secret government agency, scheming politicians, Big Brother.”
“That one’s a little too real for comfort. But again—why us?”
“If it wasn’t us, it would have to be somebody else.”
“That’s weak.”
“I know,” Dusty said, smoldering with more frustration than a monastery full of celibates.
From the shadowy regions of his mind, another answer teased him, glimmering dully but not bright enough for him to get a clear look at it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martie said, “Okay, if something like this was done to us—who did it?”
“In The Manchurian Candidate, it’s the Soviets, the Chinese, and the North Koreans.”
“The Soviet Union doesn’t exist anymore,” she noted. “Somehow, I can’t see the three of us being the instruments of an elaborate conspiracy of Asian totalitarians.”
“In the movies, it would probably be extraterrestrials.”
“Great,” she said sarcastically. “Let’s call Fig Newton and tap into his vast store of knowledge on the subject.”
“Or some... giant corporation bent on turning us all into mindless, robotic consumers.”
“I’m halfway there without their help,” she said.
“A secret government agency, scheming politicians, Big Brother.”
“That one’s a little too real for comfort. But again—why us?”
“If it wasn’t us, it would have to be somebody else.”
“That’s weak.”
“I know,” Dusty said, smoldering with more frustration than a monastery full of celibates.
From the shadowy regions of his mind, another answer teased him, glimmering dully but not bright enough for him to get a clear look at it.
What to read after False Memory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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