The City Remembers

I remember the girl.

The problem is, nobody else does.

Mara Voss has spent years trying to understand the gaps in her childhood memories.

There are things she knows happened.

A locked room.

A photograph.

A woman who told her to stay quiet.

And a little girl whose face she can see clearly-but whose name she cannot remember.

Then Mara discovers an old photograph hidden among her family's belongings.

The photograph changes everything.

Because standing beside Mara is the girl she has spent her entire life trying to forget.

And on the back of the photograph are four words:

DON'T LET HER REMEMBER.

Determined to discover what happened, Mara begins searching through the city's forgotten records-old newspapers, missing-person reports, sealed case files and documents that were never supposed to be found.

But someone has already been there.

Pages are missing.

Records have been altered.

Names have been erased.

And the deeper Mara digs, the more she realizes that her childhood wasn't simply forgotten.

It was deliberately removed.

Then someone breaks into her home.

Nothing is taken.

Except the photograph.

Now Mara knows someone is watching her.

And whoever has spent years hiding the truth will do anything to keep her from remembering it.

Because there is one thing Mara still doesn't know.

The girl in the photograph didn't disappear.

She survived.

And she knows exactly what happened that night.

A brilliantly twisty psychological thriller about erased memories, buried secrets, hidden identities and the terrifying consequences of discovering the truth.

Perfect for readers who love psychological suspense, unreliable memories, dark secrets, mysterious disappearances, shocking revelations and twist-filled thrillers.

The truth isn't missing.

It was removed.