There's something deeply unsettling about waking up covered in your best friend's blood with no memory of how it got there, and that's exactly where Lucy's nightmare began in a small Texas town that never forgot and never forgave. She and Savvy were the kind of golden girls everyone either wanted to be or wanted to be near—until the night Savvy died and Lucy became the town's most likely murderer, even without a conviction to make it official. Years have passed since she fled to LA, trying to build a life from the wreckage of that blank, blood-soaked night she still can't remember. But the past has a way of dragging you back, especially when a wildly popular true crime podcast decides your story is perfect for their next season. Now Lucy's returning to the town that branded her a killer, forced to cooperate with Ben Owens, the podcast host determined to uncover what really happened. The investigation will peel back layers of small-town secrets, rumors about Savvy's complicated love life, and the unsettling possibility that Lucy might actually be guilty. Amy Tintera crafts a sharp, darkly funny thriller that plays with our obsession with true crime while asking an uncomfortable question: what if you can't trust your own memory about the worst night of your life?