Delaney-Elis

She woke up not knowing her own name. She is about to remember something that will destroy everything. Six months are missing from her life. A woman named Elena Voss - a journalist, a sister-in-law, a secret - has disappeared from the same city on the same night she was found. And her fingerprints are inside Elena's apartment. Discharged into the care of a husband she cannot remember loving, installed in a house that feels staged, and placed in the hands of a therapist whose silences measure rather than heal, she has nothing solid to hold onto.
Except her body. And her body keeps insisting that something is catastrophically wrong. As fragments surface - a yellow kitchen, a woman's laughter, rain on gravel, a decision made in the dark - she begins to understand that she was not simply a bystander to Elena's vanishing. She was the other investigator. And the two of them had been getting dangerously close to something a very powerful man needed to stay buried.
Before She Vanished: Trust No Memory is a taut, relentless psychological thriller about the weaponisation of care, the architecture of institutional silence, and what it means to trust yourself when everything you know has been surgically removed. A story of two women who refused to disappear - told by the one who came back.