The Carillion’s Song by Judah Moreau

Two years after a car accident stole her memories, Elena Marsh can’t remember how to be a mother to her eight-year-old son David. The trauma left gaps where her maternal instincts should be, turning their relationship into a daily struggle with a language she’s forgotten how to speak.Then Elena discovers an antique music box that seems to restore what the accident took away. When its haunting melody plays, precious memories return with startling clarity—David’s first steps, her wedding day, the profound joy of early motherhood. For the first time since the accident, Elena feels whole again.But the music box has a dark history of previous owners, and its gift comes with a price Elena doesn’t understand until it’s almost too late. As she becomes addicted to recovering perfect memories of the past, she risks losing everything real in the present.Some memories are too dangerous to recover. Some love is worth the pain of being imperfect.A haunting psychological thriller about trauma, memory, and the seductive power of perfection.