The Sister Who Remembered Being an Only Child

A Psychological Thriller (Quiet Lies Book 11)

von Laura Whitman

124 Seiten, Taschenbuch

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She spent thirty-six years believing she was an only child.Mara Ellison has built her life on order. As an archivist, she has spent her career organizing other people's histories, confident that every gap in a record can be filled if you search long and hard enough. But when a stranger at her mother's funeral tells her she looks just like her sister, Mara is certain there has been a mistake. She has no sister. She never has.Then the photographs surface. A torn image tucked inside an old coat pocket. A hidden envelope behind a bookshelf. A locked door in the basement that opens onto a child's bedroom, untouched for decades, with a name scraped almost illegible from the closet door.As Mara digs deeper into the family history she thought she knew completely, she uncovers a silence so carefully constructed that it erased a person from public record entirely. No birth certificate. No missing persons report. No trace, anywhere, that her sister ever existed at all.The closer Mara gets to the truth, the more she begins to suspect that her family did not simply lose a child. They may have been protecting Mara from something else entirely, something she cannot remember, and may never have been meant to.A slow-burn psychological thriller about memory, guilt, and the quiet lies families tell to survive the unbearable, this novel asks a question that will stay with you long after the final page: how much of who you are was built on purpose, and how much was built to keep you from remembering?Perfect for readers of character-driven psychological suspense who love unreliable narrators, family secrets, and endings that refuse easy resolution.Book 11 in the Quiet Lies series. Each novel stands completely on its own, exploring a different ordinary person confronted with a single unsettling premise. If you loved the slow unraveling of certainty in earlier Quiet Lies novels, this one will not disappoint.

• ISBN: 9798192723425
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 14.08.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp