On the morning of her wedding, Joanna Wells was drugged by her own twin sister, locked in a car, and pushed into a river. She did not die but for two and a half years, she might as well have. When Joanna finally remembers who she is, she goes home and finds the worst kind of nightmare waiting: her sister Glory is wearing her name, sleeping in her bed, spending her money, and calling herself Mrs. Matthew Crane. The billionaire husband? He never once questioned it. Joanna does not scream. She does not call the police. She does something far more terrifying. She walks into Matthew's company under the name "Benita Cole," takes a desk job three floors below the executive suite, and begins taking everything back, one quiet move at a time. Nobody looks twice at the girl in the grey suit. That is exactly how she needs it. But two people notice her. Matthew, who starts falling for his brilliant new employee without realizing she is the woman he actually married. And Thaddeus, the brother who saw the whole thing happen three years ago and said nothing, now carrying his guilt like a stone in his chest. Then Glory announces she is pregnant and everything Joanna built in secret is at risk of collapsing before she is ready. To win, Joanna must choose between staying invisible a little longer, or stepping into the light and burning her sister's world down. She was erased once. She will not be erased again. The Woman They Buried Twice is a story about what happens when the woman everyone forgot comes back, and this time, she is paying very close attention.