What We Forgot
About this audiobook
What if the man you just married could be the twin brother you lost as a child?
Stella thought the worst years of her life were finally behind her.
Then she met Jake.
Their romance moved quickly, but for once, nothing felt complicated. Jake gave Stella something she had never expected to find—peace. The nightmares faded. The missing pieces of her childhood stopped mattering. After a whirlwind courtship, a wedding, and an unforgettable honeymoon, Stella was certain she had finally found the life she was meant to have.
Then she went into the attic.
An old photograph changes everything.
One picture leads to questions no one wants answered, records that don't quite make sense, and a past Stella cannot remember. Before she and Jake can uncover the truth, a devastating collision nearly kills them—and leaves Jake unable to remember Stella, their marriage, or the secret they had discovered together.
Then someone comes for them again.
As the FBI uncovers corporate theft, hidden identities, and connections reaching back decades, Stella realizes the photograph in the attic was never just an old family picture.
Someone has spent years protecting the truth.
And whatever Stella and Jake were never supposed to discover may be worth killing for.
A marriage. A missing past. A photograph that should never have been found.
What We Forgot is a psychological thriller about memory, identity, buried secrets, and the terrifying possibility that the life you know may have been built on something you were never meant to remember—told without profanity, sex scenes, or graphic violence.
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About the author
DJ Rawlings retired after serving twenty-seven years as a special agent with the FBI. A lifelong reader of fiction, he now writes mysteries and thrillers about ordinary people confronting extraordinary secrets.
His stories are built on suspense, mystery, and unexpected twists—not profanity, sexual content, or graphic violence. He believes a novel can be intense, frightening, and impossible to put down without relying on material readers may wish had been left out.
DJ writes the kind of clean, compelling fiction he enjoys reading himself. He believes few things are more enjoyable than getting lost in a good novel—except writing one.
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