Brain Damage

How do you outrun a killer when you can't remember who they are, or who you used to be?

Dr. Charly McKenna had everything she ever wanted: a thriving dermatology practice, a luxury apartment overlooking Central Park, and a devoted husband.

Then someone put a bullet through her head.

Charly survives, but the woman who wakes up in a rehabilitation hospital barely resembles the one who was shot. Unable to walk, struggling to speak, and robbed of her memories, she has no idea why anyone wanted her dead, or whether they're finished trying.

As pieces of her past begin to resurface, so do unsettling doubts about the people surrounding her, including the devoted husband who rarely leaves her bedside. The deeper Charly digs into the life she can't remember, the more she realizes that nothing is quite what it seems.

The truth about the night she was shot is buried somewhere inside her fractured mind. But recovering it may be the only way to survive, because the person who tried to kill her could be the one she's always trusted most.

A taut, psychologically rich thriller about memory, identity, and betrayal, Brain Damage builds relentless suspense toward a final revelation that changes everything Charly (and the reader) believes to be true.