The Last Person Who Saw Me

THE LAST PERSON WHO SAW ME

A Psychological Thriller

Her husband is missing. The only problem? He died three years ago.

At 9:17 on a Tuesday morning, Claire Bennett walks into a police station and reports her husband missing.

She knows what she saw the night before. She remembers his voice, his touch, and the dinner they shared in their kitchen.

But the police have a different story.

Daniel Bennett is dead. His death was investigated, his identity was confirmed, and his case was closed three years ago.

Then the detectives examine Claire's home security footage.

For eleven consecutive nights, a man who looks exactly like Daniel has been entering her house. He sits beside Claire, shares her meals, and moves through their home as if he never left.

In every recording, he eventually looks directly into the camera.

And smiles.

Detective Mara Ellis begins digging into Daniel's death, uncovering conflicting witness statements, missing evidence, and a connection to a private memory research institute. Meanwhile, Claire's own memories begin to betray her.

Someone knows what happened on the night Daniel died.

Someone knows what Claire has forgotten.

And someone is determined to keep the truth buried.

Because the most dangerous lies are the ones that feel like memories.

The Last Person Who Saw Me is a twist-filled psychological thriller about identity, deception, fractured memories, and the terrifying possibility that the person you trust most may be the one who knows how to fool you.

Perfect for readers who love unreliable narrators, missing-person mysteries, dark secrets, and shocking revelations.