The program

Author's name: Susan Young

The Programme is one of the most daring and compelling works of contemporary dystopian literature, blending psychological suspense, emotional drama, and the struggle against a system that stifles human feelings. It's a novel about love, fear, and survival in a world that silences pain, leaving the reader to question the limits of freedom and memory.

About the novel "The Program"
In Sloane's world, expressing genuine feelings is forbidden, and suicide among teenagers has become a pandemic requiring rigorous treatment: the program.
Sloane knows that any breakdown, even just once, could lead her straight to this treatment that guarantees survival from depression… but it erases memories, and returns the mind to a blank slate.

With her parents having lost a child, Sloane realizes that her life is their absolute concern, but she also knows that submitting to the program means losing everything that makes her herself. Under constant scrutiny at home and school, Sloane tries to appear brave and bury her feelings as much as possible.

The only person who knows the truth is James, who promised to protect them both from falling into the trap of the program. Together, they form a small fortress against the world… but with each passing day, hiding the truth becomes harder, depression casts its shadow, and the program is watching their every move.

The program is a novel about love in the face of danger, about strength and weakness, and about a fundamental question: Can we protect our memories, our lives, and our feelings in a world that tries to erase everything?

Prepare to enter the world of Sloane… where every tear is forbidden, and every feeling may cost you your memory.