That One Night (Book One)

No one has a perfect memory.

You can't exactly remember every detail in your life, or everyones opinions of you. You don't remember when you were born, or any of the kids in your kindergarden class. Hell, you probably don't even remember what you had for breakfast 3 days ago. But if people had a perfect memory and were always calm and constantly thinking everything through, maybe they'd rethink and reverse a lot of things they've done.

Maybe you realize that the person who you least expected to hurt you did it in the past in a blink of an eye behind your back. Your BEST FRIEND could be a backstabber. Maybe you remembered that one time the "nicest girl in the class" glared at you for two seconds and you didn't think much of it, but then you realize shes been spreading nasty rumors about you and she accidentally on purpose tripped you tripped you in the hall. The hot guy you gave your number to could be a stalker, or your mom could have a secret double life as a burglar.

The idea may seem ridiculous but think for a minute, what if it was true?

Sara Parrison was your average teenage girl. But on one innocent night that started out so perfectly ends up being the worst night of your life. When Sara's sister Kiely drowns everyone thinks they know all the details. But what you don't know could really surprise you.

What if you found out your moms been a lesbian all this time and cheating on your dad with your babysitter, or your boyfriends been dating your sister behind your back.

What if you found out that the night you thought your sister had "drowned" she'd been brutally murdered.

For Sara, one day flips her entire life upside down. But maybe if she had a perfect memory she'd be able to realize what was going on so blindly under her nose. If she took a moment maybe she'd realize, Maybe it'd help her find out who killed her sister.