Could you do this job? Blink into another mind and live the worst and weirdest moments strangers have chosen to avoid. [Mature Readership ONLY. Please see Content Warning below] Fans have already compared Momenteering to Black Mirror, Severence and Being John Malkovich. Strap yourself in and "prepare to feel the whole spectrum of emotion," as SNACK Magazine describes. An Unlikely Job/Hero/Bond Working with extremely classified technology, socially awkward Komo blinks into other people’s minds and bodies to live out experiences that clients have voluntarily chosen to avoid. Don't want to attend your distant cousin's piano recital but have to? Well, we've got an agent to live that moment out for you. Moral Dilemmas When Komo suspects a client of harming their child, he becomes entangled in a web of his past traumas and a controlling company. As his loneliness, messy love life, and games of avoiding his strange neighbour intensify, Komo faces a critical decision: can he go rogue and save the child? Who knows—maybe even YOU can help, if you complete your training. Meta & Unique The narrative unfolds in a down-to-earth, meta style, shifting between first, second, and third-person perspectives. This approach involves the reader in the action and objectively deepens the awkward, evil, kind, and peculiar sides of humanity. Momenteering has drawn comparisons to Black Mirror, Charlie Kaufman, and Miranda July, offering a fresh, inventive voice on genre fiction. Like all fantastic sci-fi, the novel delves beyond its high-tech roots and ventures deeper into the intricate tapestry of flawed characters and their relationships. It’s an ideal read for those who enjoy quirky, offbeat books that leave the reader pondering identity, morality, and humanity—just as great literary fiction should. [Content Warning] This novel is intended for mature readers. Trigger warning: While there are no direct or descriptive scenes, the plot is propelled by the sensitive topic of child abuse. The topic is dealt with sensitively and kept to the background.