Angol
Naomi wakes in a hospital bed with no memory of the crash.
Her husband is there. Devoted. Patient. He knows how she takes her tea, the anniversary she can't recall, the whole story of a marriage she has to take on faith.
He knows everything about her.
That's the problem.
Because the deeper Naomi digs into the life she can't remember, the more she suspects the gaps aren't damage. They're design. And the man who never leaves her side may be the reason she can't trust a single thing inside her own head.
To find out what was taken from her, Naomi will have to do the one thing her husband made certain she never could: trust the quiet, buried version of herself that survived - and follow the trail she left behind before the accident that wasn't an accident at all.
Someone erased her. She's going to have to become someone new to find out why.
A twisting, slow-burn thriller about memory, marriage, and the quiet war to reclaim a self. The Quiet Version of Me is perfect for readers who love an unreliable narrator, a villain they almost root for, and a heroine who refuses to stay forgotten.
For fans of The Silent Patient, Before I Go to Sleep, and Behind Closed Doors.
Contains themes of domestic abuse and coercive control.
