The Girl Who Knew Too Much: A Psychological Thriller (The Much Trilogy, Book One)

She was told she had no past worth remembering. She was wrong.Julia Mattews is a ghost by design. No lease in her name, no social media, no paper trail. Just areputation on darknet forums and the skill to break into any system that pays. When a routinepenetration-testing job delivers an encrypted file addressed to her personally, she assumes it's atrap.It is. But not the kind she expected.What Julia finds inside will upend everything she thought she knew about her childhood, her family, and the blank years before age twelve that her mind has always refused to give back. At the center ofit all is Halberd Dynamics, a defense-and-biotech contractor with decades of classified work andsomething far worse than corporate secrets to hide.Hunted across six states, her allies shrinking, her own memory weaponized against her, Julia has toask herself a question no one should ever have to face: what do you do when the conspiracy was builtinside your own mind?The Girl Who Knew Too Much is the propulsive opening of a psychological thriller trilogy for readersof Tana French, Riley Sager, and Megan Miranda.