The Cartographer's Daughter

About This Book

She maps the memories of the dead. She cannot find her father.

In a near-future city, a company called Cairn offers the grieving a singular service: the chance to walk through the archived memories of someone they have lost, experiencing the past from the inside. Lena has worked there for three years, guiding strangers through the minds of their dead. When her father's archive goes missing from the system — not deleted, simply gone — she must enter the one memory she was never cleared to access: his. The Cartographer's Daughter is a quiet, devastating novel about grief, the stories parents keep from their children, and what it means to truly know someone you have already lost.

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From the author

Thank you for signing up to read The Cartographer's Daughter by Maren Cole! Every map is a lie. She was born to draw the truth. When Lyra inherits her father's cartography practice, she discovers his final map leads somewhere that shouldn't exist — a place erased from every chart, every record, every memory. To find it, she'll have to trust the one man who claims to have been there. YOUR MISSION: • Read the book before the review deadline • Leave an honest review on Amazon and/or Goodreads • No minimum star rating — just your real thoughts Thank you for being an early reader! — Maren Cole