THE WOMAN IN OUR PHOTOS: A Psychological Thriller

Fourteen years of family photographs. One woman in the background of all of them. And no one can tell Cora Mercer who she is. When a burst pipe forces Cora to rescue a lifetime of damaged photographs, she notices the same dark-haired stranger at her wedding, her daughter's birthdays, her father's funeral-even a school concert just weeks ago. Her husband insists the woman doesn't exist. Her daughter calls her Nell and says Cora once warned her never to speak that name in front of Dad. Then Cora discovers a video recorded by herself eighteen months earlier: "If you're watching this, Daniel made you forget me again." Now Cora must decide which memories are real, which photographs can be trusted, and how far the people closest to her have gone to erase a woman from their lives. A tense psychological thriller about memory, marriage, family secrets, and the terrifying possibility that the evidence you trust most may be lying to you.