That's Not My Name

An immediate hit with readers, this captivating debut thriller is ideal for enthusiasts of Natalie D. Richards and Vincent Ralph. The protagonist believed she had regained control over her life; however, she was mistaken. Suddenly finding herself on the roadside, a young girl awakens, shivering and bruised, with no recollection of how she got there or who she is. A nearby officer escorts her to the police station, where a distressed man soon arrives. He claims to have been frantically searching for her, presenting her school ID, birth certificate, and family photographs as proof. He asserts that he is her father and calls her Mary.Meanwhile, Drew is in a desperate situation. After a heated argument, his girlfriend Lola stormed off into the night, leaving him thinking they simply needed some time apart. But when Lola vanished, the town, friends, and even the sheriff became convinced that Drew had murdered her. Proving his innocence is secondary to finding her before it's too late. As more time passes without any trace of Lola, leads diminish and the peril for both of them escalates.