Make Me Forget Again

This psychological thriller combines the emotional devastation of All the Colors of the Dark with the relentless pursuit of Razorblade Tears.

Logan Matthews wasn’t awake when they buried his wife.

He was two floors above the morgue, clinging to life, while a closed casket held everything he’d lost—Emily, their unborn child, and the future a stranger stole. When Logan finally wakes, grief hardens into something colder. He has a list of names and nothing left to lose.

Two thousand miles away, another man jolts awake in a Montana hospital with no memory of who he is—only that a violent crash took his wife and three children. With a sharp-tongued teenage runaway as his only ally, he begins piecing together his forgotten life, convinced the answers will lead him to the man who destroyed his family.

Two men. Two unbearable losses. Two paths of vengeance racing toward the same destination, where the truth waiting at the end threatens to break them both.

Told through alternating perspectives that tighten like a noose, Make Me Forget explores the terrifying ease with which an ordinary man can become the monster he’s hunting.

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