Why live one life, when you could live a thousand?
Sol works for a start-up that traffics in the underground memory trade—harvesting memories from donors in Mexico and implanting them in Americans.

Sol’s newest client is Mr. Bray—old, rich, well-connected, blind. Mr. Bray hears rumors of a graveyard where miracles occur and has tracked down a young librarian, Nora, who remembers it.

Sol’s task is simple—find Nora, extract her memory.

But when Sol befriends Nora, he begins to understand who Mr. Bray is and what he is capable of doing …

Written with elegant restraint and a raptor’s eye for the small details, Matthews is less interested in whether memories make us who we are, than who we become once memories are ours to give away – Glen James Brown, author of Ironopolis

As genuine art should, Border Memories explores important and ongoing problems and confidently reimagines them for
a new audience – Margarita Pintado, author of Una muchacha que se parece a mí