Now That You Have Seen Me

How do you prove you're telling the truth when you can no longer trust your own memories?Twenty-nine-year-old Farrah Glickman insists she's the victim. Her parents insist she's dangerously ill.After a brief psychiatric hospitalization, Farrah is stripped of her independence and placed under the legal guardianship of the very people she believes destroyed her life. With her freedom hanging in the balance, she begins digging into her past and the secrets, manipulation, loss, and emotional abuse that shaped the woman she became.But memory is a dangerous witness.As long-buried memories begin to surface, Farrah's certainty starts to fracture. The deeper she searches for the truth, the harder it becomes to separate what really happened from what she remembers happening. Are her parents controlling and manipulative, or is Farrah rewriting history to make sense of a life she doesn't understand?And if her memories can't be trusted, neither can the woman fighting to be believed.Dark, provocative, psychologically complex, and wickedly funny, Now That You Have Seen Me is a psychological suspense novel about dysfunctional families, unreliable memory, identity, control, mental health, emotional abuse, and the unsettling possibility that the stories we tell ourselves may be the most dangerous lies of all.Perfect for readers who love unreliable narrators, complicated female protagonists, dark family secrets, psychological fiction, dysfunctional family dramas, morally complicated characters, and suspense novels that keep you questioning what is real until the very end.Sometimes dark. Sometimes dirty. All times witty, now that you have seen me... what if nothing you see is real?