Clara Whitmore wakes up the morning after a party with a pounding headache, a dress stained with blood, and no memory of the hours that came before.The last thing Clara remembers is arriving at an exclusive party with people she knows. She remembers the music, the champagne, the laughter, and seeing Julian Ashford—the man she has known for years. After that, everything disappears.Hours later, Julian is found dead.The police quickly turn their attention to Clara. She was one of the last people seen with Julian, and disturbing evidence begins to connect her to his death. When investigators discover that Clara cannot account for several missing hours, she becomes the prime suspect.Clara insists she would never hurt Julian. But how can she prove her innocence when she cannot even remember what happened?Desperate to uncover the truth, Clara begins retracing the events of that night. But every answer leads to another question. Her memories return in frightening fragments—an argument, a locked door, a voice whispering her name, blood on her hands, and a face she cannot quite remember.Then Clara discovers that Julian had been keeping secrets of his own.As she digs deeper, she realizes that almost everyone at the party had a reason to hate Julian. Friends are hiding things. Someone is lying about what they saw. And someone seems determined to make sure Clara never remembers those missing hours.But the most terrifying possibility is the one Clara refuses to consider:What if she really did kill Julian?With the police closing in and her own memories becoming increasingly unreliable, Clara must uncover the truth before the missing hours destroy her life forever.Because there was something that happened that night.Something someone is willing to kill to keep hidden.And Clara is about to discover that forgetting may have been the safest thing that ever happened to her.