THE WOMAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

She saw her husband kill a woman.

The next morning, he came home alive.

Mara Bennett knows what she saw.

She followed her husband, Daniel, to an abandoned house beside Blackwater Lake. Through a window, she watched him argue with a woman she barely knew. Then came the gunshot.

The woman fell.

Daniel looked directly at Mara.

And then everything went black.

When Mara wakes in the hospital, Daniel is sitting beside her bed—alive, calm, and completely unharmed.

He tells her there was no woman.

The police find no body. No weapon. No blood.

And everyone seems to believe Daniel's version of what happened.

But Mara knows one thing for certain:

She isn't imagining it.

As she begins searching for the missing woman, Mara discovers photographs she doesn't remember taking, medical records that don't make sense, secret accounts, and messages from someone who insists she has forgotten the truth.

Then she discovers something even more terrifying.

Her memories may not belong entirely to her.

Someone has been manipulating what she remembers—and Daniel has been lying to her for far longer than she realizes.

The deeper Mara digs, the more she begins to question everything:

Who was the woman at Blackwater Lake?

Why does everyone seem to know what Mara has forgotten?

What really happened the night of the gunshot?

And if Daniel has spent years controlling her memories…

what else has he made her forget?

Because Mara isn't simply trying to remember a murder.

She's trying to remember what she did.

And the truth may be far more dangerous than the lie.

THE WOMAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH is a dark, atmospheric psychological thriller filled with secrets, unreliable memories, manipulation, shocking revelations, and twists that will keep you turning the pages until the final line.