What You Don't Remember Can Hurt You

Rian Field has the perfect life—until the water turns red. Surviving a shark attack was supposed to be the end of her nightmare, but as she heals, the scars on her body aren't the only things haunting her. Fragments of a different trauma are surfacing: flickering images of masked men, the dark hollow of a gun at her face, and her own home turned into a cage.

When a fresh break-in shatters her recovery, Rian realizes the "accident" in the ocean was no coincidence. Someone is orchestrating her terror, and they’re doing it from the inside. They know her secrets, they know her schedule, and they’ve weaponized her deepest phobia to keep her paralyzed. In a world where her closest allies feel like predators, Rian must dive back into the blackness of her memory—before the people she trusts finish what the sharks started.

A psychological thriller that deals with the realities of trauma and PTSD and is partly based on the author's own experience.