The Memory Box

NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestseller

"A sinister twist pushes it into serious Gone Girl territory." —BUSTLE

What if you Googled yourself and discovered you're not who you think you are?

Caroline Thompson has everything she’s ever wanted. A gorgeous, successful husband, two adoring daughters, loyal friends, her dream house in affluent Farhaven. But the gossipy moms in town are known to Google their neighbors to dig up dirt. Thankfully when they search Caroline’s name, they only find her volunteer work.

Curiosity tempts Caroline to Google her maiden name—which no one else knows.

What she finds is terrifying.
An obituary for her sister, JD? That’s absurd.
A dangerous scandal from college? That’s impossible.

As the revelations grow more disturbing, Caroline spirals into paranoia. She can’t confide in anyone—she’d risk losing everything. In a manic race against the clock, she becomes desperate to prove these allegations false before someone discovers they’re true.

THE MEMORY BOX is a heart-pounding thriller of betrayal, secrets and deception. Fast-paced until the final jaw-dropping twist.

For fans of Gone Girl and The Woman In The Window comes a “twisty, ingenious” psychological suspense with an ending that will leave you shaking.

Be careful what you search for.

Eva Lesko Natiello is an award-winning author and graduate of SUNY Albany where she received a degree in psychology. She was born in Yonkers, NY and currently lives in suburban New Jersey with her family. Ms. Natiello's debut psychological thriller, THE MEMORY BOX, is a NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestseller and recipient of a Houston Writers Guild Manuscript award. When not writing suspense novels, Ms. Natiello enjoys writing humor and satire which can be read on her website evanatiello.com and The Huffington Post. Her short story, The Wordsmith, was a finalist in The Writer Magazine 2012 Best Short Story. Ms. Natiello is especially grateful to her readers for their enthusiasm, the time they take to write reviews, get in touch or spread the word. She is at work on her next novel.