The Disappearance of Page Wright
Some confessions arrive in the mail. Some appear on your doorstep. This one appears on your nightstand-with your name on the cover.
Page Wright wakes up to find a book she doesn't remember writing. Her name is on the cover. Her life is in the pages. And inside is a confession to a crime so devastating, she erased it from her own memory.
Seventeen years ago, Page-then known as Sarah-was seventeen and desperate to prove herself as a writer. When her best friend trusted her with his brilliant manuscript, she made a choice that would destroy them both. Three days after he discovered her betrayal, he was dead.
Now, a version of herself she doesn't recognize has written the truth in a book that's already published, already selling, already unraveling the carefully constructed life she's built. As Page reads her own confession, fragments of memory begin to surface: a library, a friendship, a theft she can't quite grasp. The evidence is undeniable. The timeline matches. But she still can't remember.
Until suddenly, she can.
The Disappearance of Page Wright is a psychological thriller about the stories we tell to survive ourselves, the weight of guilt we refuse to carry, and what happens when the past we've buried refuses to stay hidden. It's a novel about identity, memory, and the question of whether confession can ever constitute redemption-or if some acts are simply unforgivable.
Content warning: This novel deals with themes of suicide, grief, and mental illness. Reader discretion advised.
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