When memory slips and reality blurs, doubt can be more dangerous than the truth.
If you’re in the mood for a psychological thriller—the kind that plays tricks on your mind and makes you question your own senses, your next read has just arrived. My new novel, I KNOW WHAT I WITNESSED, is officially out!
This book dives deep into a topic that’s always fascinated me: prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness. It’s a neurological condition that makes it difficult (or sometimes impossible) to recognize faces. Now imagine how terrifying that could be when you’re not sure if a crime happened… or if you’re simply losing your grip on reality.
That’s exactly what inspired me to create Claire Sullivan, a visual artist who witnesses something horrifying on a remote highway in northern Wisconsin, only to be in a car accident that changes everything. With hazy memories and an inability to recognize the faces around her, Claire must figure out: did she really see something terrible, or is her mind playing tricks on her?
Set in a small town surrounded by quiet forests and peaceful lakes, the story explores the contrast between beauty and darkness, between what’s real and what only seems to be. If you enjoy fast-paced reads filled with tension, unexpected twists, and that unmistakable small-town mystery vibe, this book is for you.
I KNOW WHAT I WITNESSED is available now in both digital and physical formats. For more details and to purchase links, head over to the book’s page.
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