Forget What You Know - by Christina Dodd (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

"Extraordinarily entertaining....with a cinematic flair that Hitchcock would envy." - Booklist, starred review

Perfect for fans of Karen Slaughter, Lisa Jewell, and Sandra Brown comes a brand-new heartstoppingly suspenseful thriller from New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd...

A submerged car is pulled from the bottom of the lake. The driver has been shot in the back of the head and no other bodies are found. Only a legendary sculpture remains inside, and as it rises to the surface, greedy collectors from around the world gather. They'll stop at nothing to gain possession of the priceless artifact. Only one person stands in their way...

Zoey Phoenix remembers nothing about her early childhood; her mother's desire to leave those years behind never worried her...until she's almost killed in a hit and run and, days later, her mother disappears. Now Zoey fears her family secrets won't stay buried long. She has no idea who tried to murder her or why, but she's determined to unravel the dangerous truths of her past--before they claim her future.

Forget what you know...yet the past remembers.

"If Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware and Lucy Foley are on your Mount Rushmore of suspense writers, Dodd's latest release definitely needs a spot on your shelf."--E! News

Don't miss New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd's next riveting romantic suspense, Girl Anonymous, where a dangerous blast sends a girl into hiding to escape a deadly family feud...

More thrilling reads from Christina Dodd:

• Every Single Secret
• Point Last Seen
• Wrong Alibi

Review Quotes

"Dodd deftly loads up the extraordinarily entertaining plot of her latest thrilling and chilling entry in her Gothic-set novels, making it all work with a cinematic flair that Hitchcock would envy, an inventively imaginative cast of characters...and a sense of wit so dry it would be perfectly at home in Death Valley." --Booklist (starred review) on Forget What You Know

"If Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware and Lucy Foley are on your Mount Rushmore of suspense writers, Dodd's latest release definitely needs a spot on your shelf."--E! News

"A tense thriller with as many twists and turns as a winding mountain road...it is action-packed and filled with intrigue and quirkiness. If you want a read that keeps you glued to the pages, pick up Forget What You Know by Christina Dodd." --Romance Reviews Today

"No one does high-stakes, high-voltage suspense quite like Dodd."--Booklist (starred review)

"Christina Dodd reinvents the romantic thriller. Her signature style-edgy, intense, twisty, emotional-leaves you breathless from first page to last. Readers who enjoy Nora Roberts will devour Dodd's electrifying novels." --Jayne Anne Krentz, New York Times bestselling author

"Books To Read If You Love Nora Roberts."--Bookbub

"Intensely compelling...with intriguing characters, edge-of-the-seat suspense, impeccably placed humor, emotional depth, and more twists than a two-lane mountain road." --The Romance Dish on Forget What You Know

"Dodd's gripping voice will appeal to fans of Sandra Brown, Nora Roberts, Linda Howard & Jayne Ann Krentz."--Mystery Tribune Review

" [An] atmospheric romantic thriller... Dodd's many fans are sure to be satisfied."--Publishers Weekly on Point Last Seen

"When it comes to nerve-shredding, edge-of-your-seat suspense, Dodd consistently delivers the goods...Point Last Seen is a gobsmackingly great read."--Booklist STARRED REVIEW on Point Last Seen

"This is a terrific, entertaining book; and will keep you wondering and guessing." --Mystery & Suspense on Point Last Seen

"Action-packed, littered with dead bodies, and brimming with heartfelt emotion, this edgy thriller keeps the tension high."--Library Journal starred review for What Doesn't Kill Her

"Complex, intense, and engrossing, this riveting romantic thriller has a chilling gothic touch and just enough red herrings and twists to keep readers on edge." --Library Journal (starred review) on Dead Girl Running

"Dead Girl Running is the perfect book for fans of The Girl on the Train." --Parade Magazine on Dead Girl Running