One month erased from her memory. Where was she? What happened to her? Tessa walks into her workplace only to find out that she'd been missing for a Month. Yes, missing, and also dead. Her friends are petrified when they realise she's alive because they are sure they buried her. They had a funeral and they remember attending it and crying their eyeballs out. Yet here she is, perfectly fine and telling them all that they are insane!
Do her friends know more than they are letting on? Is there something they aren't telling? What if they are also in danger, would telling what they know help protect them?
Why had the killer let her go and not Terri? What was so special about her?
When you have an unidentified corpse that looks exactly like whom you thought they were; you get a juicy mystery. But mix that with selective amnesia, disappearing friends and another crime to uncover then you have a deliciously juicy mystery. Not only is everything not as it seems, but everyone refuses to be truthful. With the detectives leaving with more questions than answers, frustration and tension build-up.
History continues to have massive impacts on our presents in this book, not only are people unsure of anything; they realise there is still so much to learn about each other. The killer might be someone hiding right under their noses, but they don't suspect because no murderer is ever that easy to find and understand.
***Can be read as a standalone***
