Book Three-Pearson and I-Summary

Pearson now 42 reduces his shifts realizing his memories and thoughts are everyone else’s and not his to enjoy. The loss of his mother and all grandparents leaves him alone; his only friend left is Alicia Burke. A courier brings to the shop a package for Pearson from a person named Richard H. Hawke. Refusing the job at first, Pearson is eventually convinced to accept. A phone call to Alicia changes everything, her father looking to make amends puts Alicia in a very bad situation.
Pearson’s investigation brings him face to face with his own father and new memories that slowly start replacing memories that were never his. Pearson finding out the truth confronts drunken father killed Pearson’s father in a car accident in New York almost 37 years earlier and was never caught. Stuck living his current reality or possibly changing history was now weighing heavy upon him. Having the option to do this would cause the changing of history unless the change doesn’t change the outcome.
A last-minute decision changes his life where he is no longer alone with a sister named Alicia.