Memories of Tomorrow (Nameless: Season One, #6)

by Dean Koontz

carrying their passengers to certain death below, is so horrific, so emblematic of the human condition—one moment safe, the next moment plummeting to a bloody end, the safety having been, as always, an illusion—that

Killing even a murderer is never exhilarating.

How ironic if the agent of truth is, himself, on the run from truth.

This is the cold, hard truth he brings now to himself: that at least for the moment, he lacks the strength to live with the past and wants only the future, no memories of days gone by, only memories of tomorrow.