THE WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED ME WRONG

She remembers him.
He remembers her.
But their memories cannot both be true.

Evan thought the past was something he had already survived.

Then she came back.

She knows his name. She knows where he lived. She remembers conversations he has completely forgotten-and moments between them that he is certain never happened.

Then she shows him a photograph.

One photograph changes everything.

As Evan begins searching for answers, fragments of his past start appearing: a missing Tuesday, an apartment he barely remembers, a mysterious voice, a doctor with unanswered questions, a lake connected to an old secret, and photographs that seem to prove two completely different versions of the same story.

But someone has been lying.

Maybe her.

Maybe Evan.

Maybe both.

And the deeper Evan goes, the more disturbing the truth becomes. Witnesses disappear. Memories contradict each other. An old archive reveals another name. A second Evan appears in the evidence. And somewhere inside the missing pieces of his past is a relationship that may have been built on manipulation from the very beginning.

Yet beneath the mystery is something even more dangerous:

They may actually love each other.

The closer Evan comes to discovering what really happened, the more he must question whether his memories belong to him at all.

Because if someone can change what you remember, they can change who you believe you are.

And if the woman he loves remembers him wrong...

which version of Evan is the real one?

THE WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED ME WRONG is a contemporary romance psychological thriller filled with forbidden memories, emotional obsession, hidden photographs, betrayal, dangerous secrets, psychological manipulation, unexpected revelations, and a romance that refuses to stay buried.

For readers who enjoy twisty romantic suspense, psychological mysteries, unreliable memories, dark secrets, complicated relationships, and endings that force you to reconsider everything that came before.

Some memories are broken.
Some memories are stolen.
And some memories are deliberately rewritten.

What if the woman who remembers you best... is the one person you should never trust?