Madison Goodman

Avery came to college to escape the past. But the past followed her. On her first morning in her new dorm, she finds a note taped to her door in thick black ink:You Know What You Did. She tries to convince herself it's a prank - until a second note appears inside her locked room. Then a photo arrives in her mailbox: Avery standing in the middle of a dark road, mascara streaked, terrified, staring at something just outside the frame.
Something she can't remember. Someone was there that night. Someone saw everything. Someone wants her to remember. As flashes of a buried memory claw their way back - headlights, rain, Evelyn screaming - Avery begins to unravel. Her roommate might be lying. Her friends might be watching. And the boy she thought she left behind has suddenly transferred to campus. smiling like he's been waiting for her.
Every note is a warning. Every message is a threat. Every memory is a trap. And the truth Avery buried is coming for her - piece by piece, flash by flash, until she can't tell what's real, who to trust, or how far her stalker will go to make her remember. A psychological YA thriller about obsession, blurred boundaries, reputational harm, and the terrifying moment when the past stops knocking and lets itself in.
Perfect for fans of dark campus novels, unreliable narrators, and stories that make you sleep with the lights on.