The Girl I Remember

Fifteen years ago, a girl disappeared from Ravenhall Academy.

No one remembers her name.

No body was ever found. No one was arrested. Eventually, the world moved on.

But Medina Alaric never forgot her.

At least, that's what she tells herself.

When Medina returns to Ravenhall Academy, she begins finding pieces of the forgotten girl everywhere-a photograph tucked inside an old book, a diary hidden beneath the floorboards, a name carved into a desk, and a series of messages that seem to have been written specifically for her.

Then she finds the photograph.

The girl is standing in the middle.

And beside her is Medina.

A girl who supposedly wasn't there fifteen years ago.

As Medina searches for answers, the past begins bleeding into the present. People remember things differently. Kael Wynter knows things he shouldn't know. And someone keeps warning Medina to stop looking.

But Medina can't stop.

Because the more she remembers, the more she realizes that the story she's been told about the girl's disappearance isn't the truth.

Neither is the story she's been telling herself.

Everyone remembers the girl who disappeared.

But memories can lie.

And sometimes the person you spend your whole life trying to remember...

is yourself.