She knows her partner is dead. She knows someone is lying. The one thing Detective Mara Voss cannot trust is her own mind.
When a missing-woman investigation leads Mara to the mysterious Greybridge Institute, the case begins to fracture everything she believes about herself.
There are gaps in her memory she cannot explain. Photographs of meetings she doesn't remember attending. Messages that disappear from her phone. Evidence that moves when she isn't looking.
And increasingly disturbing proof that Mara may have been involved in the very crime she is trying to solve.
As forgotten memories begin forcing their way back, Mara discovers a secret programme capable of manipulating recollection, destabilising identity and making even the most certain witness question what they saw.
But Greybridge isn't the only thing hiding secrets.
Her dead partner lied to her.
Her colleagues know more than they admit.
And someone has been carefully constructing Mara's reality around her.
The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous the question becomes:
Is Mara uncovering a conspiracy—or remembering what she did?
Dark, twist-filled and relentlessly unsettling, The Things I Don’t Remember is a psychological thriller about memory, manipulation, guilt and the terrifying possibility that the person you trust least should be yourself.