I Can't Remember Audiobook

Why it never gets to pick the movie:

• This book is a mystery, but it's actually closer to women's fiction (notice a trend here with my early books? 😅)
• It's slower than a traditional mystery, and the driving force is actually the relationships, not the plot, so it doesn't fit in any one genre well. 
• It's YA, but resonates with all ages. Again, doesn't fit in a box which makes it difficult to sell.

Why this book could still be your favorite child:

• The relationships and family in this book will warm your heart.
• This reads like a psychological thriller in places. Super intriguing and makes you question what you know.
• The neurological dilemma (forgetting everything that happens at night) leads to some wild thought experiments. You'll be thinking about this one long after it's done.
• It's a perfect book to read with teens or a book club. Especially leads to great discussions about intuition, trusting yourself as a woman, and how to figure out who to trust when you don't have the answers.

Life story:

Every night of her life is erased. But this time, her amnesia could have fatal consequences.

Mia Amari isn’t your average college student. Each day after 9:00 p.m., she’s unable to create new memories and must rely on friends and family to tell her what happened. But her disorder takes a horrific turn when she wakes up covered in blood and lying beside her murdered classmate.

Accused of killing the boy she was starting to have feelings for but powerless to provide an alibi, Mia dives into a terrifying hunt to clear her name. But with the real culprit still on the loose, what she can’t recall could be deadly.

Can Mia prove her innocence without becoming the next victim?

*Narrated by the author