Blame

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A breathtaking psychological thriller about one girl's search for justice, perfect for fans of JP Delaney and Michelle Frances. Two years ago, Jane Norton crashed her car, killing her friend David and leaving her with amnesia. Initially, the town sympathized with her, but everything changed when they discovered Jane's note: "I wish we were dead together." This revelation turned the community against her, and Jane is left with haunting questions: why were they on that road? What led to that tragic moment? Did she truly want to die? As she grapples with her memories, an anonymous message arrives: "I know what really happened. I know what you don't remember." This gripping and emotional tale explores themes of guilt, memory, and the quest for truth. Praise for Jeff Abbott highlights his mastery of suspense, with critics calling him one of the best thriller writers of our time. His storytelling captivates readers, making this novel a compelling introduction to his work. With its intense plot and psychological depth, this thriller promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats, making it impossible to put down.