Seven years ago, Sloane McKenna's life ended in a rain-slicked alley. The only problem? She's still breathing. For nearly a decade, Sloane has lived in the quiet safety of her curated life, convinced that the man who ruined her was dead and buried. But when a familiar face appears in a high-end art gallery, the carefully constructed walls of her reality begin to crumble. He's back. Or perhaps, he never left. As Sloane is drawn into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, a series of anonymous texts and a "body that never was" force her to confront a terrifying possibility: her own memory is a traitor. Haunted by the phenomenon of "False Memory Syndrome" and a university connection that goes deeper than she ever imagined, Sloane must race through a 72-hour countdown to uncover the truth of what really happened seven years ago. In a world where facts are fluid and the past is constantly being rewritten, Sloane must decide if she can trust the evidence of her eyes—or if the most dangerous lie is the one she told herself to survive. From G.H. Arthur comes a twisty, atmospheric psychological thriller that asks: How do you solve a crime that everyone—including you—has forgotten?