The Diary That Knows Me

Mara Vale finds a black diary hidden inside her bedroom wall.

The handwriting is hers.

The warning inside is impossible:

**DO NOT CALL DANIEL.**

Mara has no memory of writing it. No memory of hiding it. And no explanation for why its entries seem to know what she will do before she does it.

Then the contradictions begin.

One entry says her brother is dead. Another predicts exactly what he will tell her. Hidden rooms appear inside her own home. Photographs document events she cannot remember. Records have been changed. Conversations have vanished.

And somewhere inside the maze is Elena Ward—a woman Mara supposedly loved, betrayed and may have killed.

The deeper Mara searches for the truth, the less certain she becomes that her memories belong to her at all.

Someone has been rewriting her reality.

Someone knows exactly how to make her doubt herself.

And the most terrifying possibility is that Mara may have taught them how.

**A dark psychological thriller about memory, manipulation, betrayal and the terrifying distance between what happened and what we choose to believe.**