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"Dark, immersive, and brilliantly nonlinear. This is domestic suspense with teeth. Fans of Alice Feeney and Lisa Jewell will be obsessed." - Early ARC Review
She's losing hours. Someone else is finding them.
Bestselling author Paige Thomas is doing everything she can to rebuild her life after a devastating accident, writing again, keeping up appearances, and pretending the blackouts are not getting worse. Each time she wakes, there are new bruises, strange memories, and gaps she can't explain. She tells herself it is stress. She tells everyone else nothing at all.
Her husband, Michael, is trained to understand the mind, yet he is too distracted by secrets of his own to see that his wife is spiraling. His most unsettling patient, a blindfolded man named Vincent, whispers warnings in riddles that his secrets could destroy everything he loves.
Paige turns to her estranged mother, Darlene, who senses that her own ghosts are returning. Twenty-five years ago, she survived a man with green eyes who had a talent for making reality bend around his lies. She has spent decades trying to forget what she did to survive. But Paige's blackouts, the tattoo that shouldn't exist, and a familiar name on her daughter's lips tell Darlene that the past isn't finished.
Paige, Michael, and Darlene are on a collision course with a truth buried deep in memory, one twisted enough to shatter everything they believe about themselves and each other. And all three are about to wish they had listened to the same warning:
The truth is coming for them. And it knows what they've done.
"The spiraling dread is exquisite. Wright writes with a lyrical edge that turns panic into poetry. An absolute must-read." - Early ARC Review
