At seven, she told a jury she saw her father come home the night their neighbor died. Twenty-two years later, she finds the transcript-and can no longer tell whether she remembers that night or remembers being taught what to say.
Now her father's conviction is under review. A forgotten EMS record places paramedics at Mr. Vale's side six minutes before the time her mother gave the court. The fight between the two men was real. So was her father's violence at home. But neither fact answers the question she can no longer avoid: What did she actually see?
Telling the truth could expose the mother she loves and give her father a chance at freedom. It still won't reveal who killed Mr. Vale.
Say You Saw Him is a literary suspense novel about fractured memory, family loyalty, and the cost of turning a child's uncertainty into an adult's certainty.