Evan Mandery's, "Mosaic" contains the best of both worlds for me. It covers both science fiction and crime. Who doesn't love a great "whodunit"?

The book is about a program that people can hook up to in order to relive past memories. There are some problems with the program, but that is where it leads to a mystery that needs to be solved. There were some good twists and turns in this book too, which keeps you wanting for more. In the end, I suppose one could argue that this kind of program, even with its flaws, could help answer questions about incidents that happened in your past and allow you time, as Mark in the book finds out, to see the truth about a particular memory. The book touches on this aspect of our fallible memories, as well as touching on what we have done to this planet and how we ignored everything telling us to take things seriously. It's a great book that is creative and has very vivid characters that you can empathize and sympathize with.

I took more time reading it than I wanted, but it just means I get to read it again ;-) I would recommend this book to others if you like science fiction and you love a good mystery! ( )