A Borrowed Mind

A university professor becomes obsessed with an impossible question: what if human consciousness could leave the body and enter another?

Working alone and without permission, he develops HADIS - an experimental drug that does exactly that.

The medical possibilities are extraordinary. A doctor might enter the consciousness of a coma patient, experience the pain of someone unable to communicate, or discover what remains hidden inside a mind damaged by trauma or injury.

But HADIS offers other possibilities too.

The professor can travel unseen, pass through walls and experience the world through another person's senses. As scientific curiosity gives way to temptation, he begins crossing boundaries he once believed he would never cross.

Then he meets Kay.

As his experiments become increasingly personal, he is forced to confront a question far more troubling than whether consciousness can be transferred.

If you have the power to enter another person's mind, how can you ever be certain where their choices end - and yours begin?