Everyone Remembers The Murder

At 8:42 on a Monday morning, a man is stabbed to death in front of hundreds of commuters at St Pancras.

The witnesses agree on everything: the green coat, the knife, the victim's face.

But the cameras show empty air.

When memory specialist Dr Rowan Hale is asked to investigate, she expects panic, suggestion and unreliable eyewitnesses. Instead, she finds strangers who all remember the same man-Adrian Wren-and some of them possess fragments of a life that official records insist never existed.

The deeper Rowan digs, the more reality begins to shift around her. Photographs change. Memories appear where none should be. And buried beneath the evidence is Project Chorus, a secret experiment that proved memory could do more than distort the truth.

It could alter the world itself.

Someone tried to erase Adrian Wren.

Now he is forcing his way back.

To uncover what happened, Rowan must confront a past that has already been rewritten-and risk becoming the next person everyone forgets.

Everyone Remembers the Murder is an atmospheric speculative psychological thriller about memory, identity and the terrifying power of collective belief.