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    Remember

    By Michael D. Britton

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    What if you could erase a single, traumatic memory by simply popping a specially-formulated pill and sleeping it off? What if that memory turned out to be the crucial piece of evidence that could exonerate a wrongly-convicted man? Janet Stevens must now stay awake through one thrill-ride of a night in a desperate chase to find the real killer before her memory of the event is gone forever... [NOTE: THIS IS A SHORT STORY]

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntelligent Life Books
    Release dateDec 3, 2012
    ISBN9781301907670
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    Michael D. Britton

    Michael D. Britton has been writing professionally for 25 years, including heading up marketing departments, working in huge private corporations, writing for government entities, supporting non-profit healthcare systems, sprinting with tiny tech start-ups, freelancing, and a producing TV news broadcasts in the 90s. His short fiction has received ten honorable mentions in the Writers of the Future contest, among other recognition; and his novels have advanced through multiple rounds of the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award in various years. His list of indie-published fiction titles exceeds 65 and keeps increasing. Learn more at www.michaeldbritton.com.

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      Remember - Michael D. Britton

      Remember

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      Michael D. Britton

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      Copyright 2011 by Michael D. Britton / Intelligent Life Books

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      Alright, Mrs. Stevens, you may still decide against taking the pill, or you may change your mind and take it later. If you decide not to do this right now, the pill must remain here in secure storage, and must be administered by us, said Dr. Hugo Jones. And for us to do that, you would need to get prior authorization from the criminal court judge who tried your case.

      Janet Stevens nodded a shaky nod as she sat in the private room at the Office of Judicial Medicine.

      We’ll leave you alone for a few minutes to think about it if you like, said Jones. You can –

      No! Janet blurted out. I mean, no. Please don’t leave me alone. And, I’ve already decided. I want it gone.

      The assault she’d suffered had left

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