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Her nightmare began when she was six. A girl named Hannah touched Riley's bare wrist, collapsed, and died. Months later, another child, Mason, accidentally touched Riley and collapsed too—but survived. From then on, Riley's life became a system of gloves, long sleeves, distance, and rules designed to keep everyone safe.

Anchor, Book Three of the Borrowed series, shifts the focus toward Quinn and the mystery of why he has always been able to remember things connected to Claire that everyone else seems capable of losing.

Borrowed: Emma turns the series toward memory, identity, and the danger of assuming that remembering something makes it true. Emma is the perfect character for that mystery because she remembers virtually everything she consciously experiences—and the book forces her to discover the limits of even a perfect memory.

Borrowed: Echoes expands the mystery behind Claire’s Borrowing ability by shifting much of the focus onto Quinn, his strange connection to Claire, and the history that neither of them fully remembers.

Claire Mercer has spent most of her life hiding an impossible ability: she Borrows other people. Without warning, she can wake up inside someone else's body, carrying that person's memories, emotions, relationships, and private knowledge as though they were her own. She has survived by recording what happens in a black notebook and following rules she created for herself.

Borrowed: Lily tells the events surrounding Claire’s first Borrowing from Lily’s point of view. While The Catalyst follows Claire waking up inside Lily’s body, Lily explores what that terrifying experience looks like to the person whose life Claire temporarily takes over.