Complex | Complicated #2

com·plex
adjective
/ˌkämˈpleks,kəmˈpleks,ˈkämˌpleks/
1. consisting of many different and connected parts.

Eight years ago, Georgia Marson survived the night her family was murdered.

She doesn't remember what happened.

Everyone else seems to.

At twenty-two, Georgia leaves everything behind and moves to Wexford, Kansas, determined to build a life where no one knows her name, or the headlines that once called her a killer.

Working at a newly opened museum and living with her outgoing roommate, Elizabeth, she slowly begins to believe a normal life might actually be possible.

Then she meets Zachariah Wilson.

Quiet. Observant. Impossible to read.

Some people say he's just another college student taking a gap year. Others whisper that he's involved in something much darker.

As Georgia lowers the walls she's spent years building, strange cracks begin appearing in the life she's trying so desperately to create. Secrets don't stay buried. Memories refuse to stay forgotten some that may even free Georgias tarnished image. And the people closest to her may not be who they claim to be.

Three perspectives. Two truths. Countless lies.

The real truth is hiding in plain sight. The only question is: who's telling it?