What I Was Told to Remember

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A psychological thriller about memory, control, and the cost of truth. SHE DOES NOT REMEMBER THE WORST NIGHT OF HER LIFE. Only the snow. Only the fear. Only the feeling that someone has been waiting for her to remember. For years, she has lived inside carefully constructed silence, avoiding the missing pieces of her past and the strange gaps in her memory. Until a single object buried in the snow pulls her toward something she was never supposed to uncover. A black canvas shoe. THEN THE MESSAGES BEGIN. Someone is watching her. Someone knows what she did. And someone remembers the secret group that taught her forgetting could be controlled. As fragments of memory return, so does Detective Harris, the man assigned to help her uncover the truth. But the deeper they dig into the disappearance tied to her past, the more dangerous their connection becomes. BECAUSE THE CULT THAT SHAPED HER LIFE WAS NEVER DESTROYED. It evolved. AND THE MOST TERRIFYING PART IS THIS: She can no longer tell if Harris is trying to save her ... or finish what they started. For readers who love psychological suspends, dark secrets, buried memory, obsession, and the kind of truth that can destroy everything.

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Pages: 338, Paperback, Janaya Hernandez