Wednesdays at One

From the award-winning author of Trove comes a haunting psychological thriller that begs the question: what would you do if your past came back to haunt you?

Dr. Gregory Weber has what seems to be the perfect life: he's a renowned clinical psychologist residing in an enviable home in Cambridge, Massachusetts with his beautiful wife, Liv, and their kids, Petey and Carrie. Yet Gregory is starting to feel disconnected from it all. His marriage is growing increasingly strained, his children are distant, and his brain goes foggy while at work.

Without an appointment-or any notice at all-a mysterious woman named Mira begins arriving at his office each week. Gregory is unsure: Is she a new patient? A referral from his colleague? Why is she there? Soon, Mira's sharp intelligence and profound attractiveness are all Gregory can think about. Through his obsession with Mira, his world comes into sharper focus-the cracks in his marriage, his non-existent relationships with his kids, and the pain and guilt he has hidden from everyone, including himself, since he was seventeen.

With each passing session with Mira, the lines between Gregory's memory and reality begin to blur. In his impulse to be with Mira, he descends into a maddening journey to address the mystery and pain of his past-at the risk of losing his marriage, his career, and perhaps even his mind.

PAGE-TURNING PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER: For fans of Paula Hawkins, Laura Lippman, Alex Michaelides, and A.J. Finn, this is an exciting new addition in the psychological thriller genre.

SECRETS, LIES, AND A TWIST YOU WON'T SEE COMING 

THE PERFECT SUMMER NOVEL: Publishing just in time for summer must-read roundups, this is the ideal thriller for the beach-read season.

EXPLORES DEEPER THEMES OF LONELINESS AND SHAME: The main character is haunted by his past, and his desperate need for resolution and absolution increases page after page.

FROM THE AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR OF TROVE: Described as "lyrical, evocative and painstakingly honesta treasure," by author Andre Dubus III

FOR READERS WHO ENJOYED: Ann Leary's The Good House, Laura Lippman's Dream Girl, Aimee Molloy's Goodnight Beautiful. 

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