She's Not There

They say it’s better to battle the devil you know. But what if you don’t recognize him before it’s too late?

She knows her name is Amelia, but after waking up in a hospital battered and bruised with just the clothes on her back, it’s all she knows. Unable to piece together her shattered memory, she’s haunted by a vision: menacing faces and voices implying her nightmare is far from over.

Relying only on her wits and her will to live, Amelia becomes a fugitive from a mysterious man, and a life she can’t even remember. But the past she’s fleeing has no intention of letting her go.

P.J. Parrish is the pen name of sisters Kristy Montee and Kelly Nichols, New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors who have written several novels together. Their books include Dark of the Moon, Dead of Winter, Paint It Black, Island of Bones, A Killing Rain, An Unquiet Grave, Thicker Than Water, A Thousand Bones, South of Hell, The Little Death, and Heart of Ice. They have earned eleven major crime fiction awards, including the Shamus Award, International Thriller Award, and the Anthony Award, as well as an Edgar Award nomination. Before joining forces as mystery authors, Kristy worked as a newspaper editor and dance critic, while Kelly was a blackjack dealer and human resources specialist in the casino industry. Their stories have appeared in numerous anthologies, including Detroit Noir and Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine. They reside in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Traverse City, Michigan, respectively.