Felicia Yap is an author whose works delve into the intricate intersections of technology, ethics, and human nature. Her prose is characterized by sharp observation and a prescient glimpse into the future, often drawing on her diverse life experiences to enrich her narratives. Yap's unique ability to connect scientific concepts with deeply human dilemmas makes her a compelling voice in contemporary literature.
A super-smart speculative literary thriller which explores the nature of identity and fate, in a world set in the near future, where our sense of who we are is inextricably linked to the digital footprints we leave... how can we be imperfect human beings in a world defined by technology?...
There are two types of people in the world. Those who can only remember yesterday, and those who can also recall the day before. You have just one lifeline to the past: your diary. Each night, you write down the things that matter. Each morning, your diary tells you where you were, who you loved and what you did. Today, the police are at your door. They say that the body of your husband's mistress has been found in the River Cam. They think your husband killed her two days ago. Can you trust the police? Can you trust your husband? Can you trust yourself?