THE WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED EVERYTHING

She never forgets anything.
So why does everyone keep telling her she's wrong?

Nadia Cole is a senior litigator at one of London's most respected law firms. She has hyperthymesia - a rare neurological condition that gives her perfect, total recall of every day of her life since the age of seven.

She doesn't misremember. She doesn't get confused. She is never, ever wrong.

Until the morning she walks into her kitchen and finds the fruit bowl on the wrong side of the counter.

It's a small thing. It means nothing. Except that Nadia notices everything - and something, somewhere, is not right.

As the wrongnesses multiply, Nadia begins to investigate the one case she never expected to work: her own life. Her husband. Her firm. A company called Vale Infrastructure. A compound designed to do the one thing no one has ever been able to do to Nadia Cole.

Make her forget.

But they chose the wrong woman.

THE WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED EVERYTHING is a twisting, claustrophobic psychological thriller about gaslighting, corporate fraud, and one woman's relentless fight to protect the thing they are trying to take from her - her mind.

Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, The Housemaid, and Behind Closed Doors.