The Anatta Paradox: The Self That Remains (Paperback or Softback)

MEMORY ISN'T WHO YOU ARE. BUT WHAT IF IT'S ALL THAT'S LEFT?

After watching his wife disappear piece by piece to a devastating neurological disease, neurosurgeon Dr Wei Li dedicates his life to restoring what the brain has lost.

His experimental neural implant is designed to reconnect damaged pathways and return movement to the paralysed. When Daniel Brooks, a young man left unable to walk after a catastrophic accident, becomes its first human recipient, the procedure succeeds beyond anything Wei dared to imagine.

Then Daniel begins to change.

But Daniel's recovery awakens something neither of them can explain, an ability that draws admiration, fear, and it soon attracts the attention of those who see not a miracle, but a weapon.

What began as a miracle is becoming a force no one can control.

Blending near-future neuroscience, Buddhist philosophy, and deeply human emotion, The Anattā Paradox: The Self That Remains is a philosophical science-fiction thriller about grief, consciousness, and the extraordinary lengths we will go to save the people we love.