What the Heart Remembers - by Debra Ginsberg (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Whispers of the past...

When young Eden Harrison receives a heart transplant from an unknown donor, her seemingly charmed life falls apart. Haunted by dreams of people and places she doesn't recognize, Eden is convinced that her new heart carries the memories of its original owner. Eden leaves her old life behind as she is mysteriously drawn to the city of San Diego.

Whispers of the mind...

There, Eden becomes fast friends with Darcy, a young woman recently widowed by Peter, her wealthy, much older husband. But Darcy is unsettled by her inability to mourn, and more unsettled by recurring thoughts of Adam, a young musician she was having an affair with--who has suddenly vanished.

Whispers of the heart...

Yet, the more Eden learns about Darcy, the more she realizes that all is not as it seems, and she begins to suspect foul play behind Peter's and Adam's fates. As the tension around them escalates, Eden's mysterious dreams become more and more frequent. Can Eden listen to what her heart is trying to tell her before it is silenced forever?

Review Quotes

"Ms. Ginsberg shows a remarkable capacity to inhabit the minds and motives of others."--The New York Times

"A cross between Laura Lippman and Kate Atkinson, this novel is complex, original, and utterly intriguing. Will stay with you long after you've stopped turning the pages."--Deborah Crombie, New York Times bestselling author of No Mark Upon Her

"A tense, twist-filled ride that knocked the breath out of me more than once....Part friendship, part rivalry, part cat-and-mouse game, the deepening bond between Darcy and Eden kept me guessing--and reading--far into the night."--Marisa de los Santos, New York Times bestselling author of Falling Together

About the Author

Debra Ginsberg is the author of Waiting, Raising Blaze, and About My Sisters, as well as the novels Blind Submission; The Grift, a New York Times Notable Book and winner of the the 2009 SCIBA T. Jefferson Parkers Mystery Award; and The Neighbors Are Watching, an Indie Next Great Reads pick.