The Girl Who Knew Too Much

👁️💄 THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO MUCH 💄👁️
She can’t remember what happened.
But someone will kill to make sure she doesn’t.

Sloane Harrow wakes up in a luxury hotel suite she doesn’t remember checking into—her clothes are torn, her purse is gone, and a man she’s never met is dead in the bathroom. The only clue? A cocktail napkin with a phone number, a lipstick-smudged mirror that says “RUN,” and a scar on her shoulder she didn’t have yesterday. 🛏️🩸📱

The police think she’s faking amnesia.
The media thinks she’s dangerous.
But Sloane knows one thing for certain:
Someone drugged her. Someone used her. And someone wants her to forget.

🕵️♀️ EVERYONE’S LYING.
INCLUDING HER.

As she digs into her fractured memories, Sloane uncovers a hidden network of power, corruption, and influence that runs deeper than she imagined. Politicians. CEOs. People who don’t appear in public records. People who disappear others.

She was part of something.
Something they can’t risk her remembering.
And the closer she gets to the truth, the more the bodies pile up around her.

She’s not just the girl who knew too much—
She’s the girl who was never meant to survive. 🕯️🔪🗝️

🕷️ The Girl Who Knew Too Much is a fast-paced psychological thriller where gaslighting, power, and buried trauma collide—perfect for fans of Before I Go to Sleep, The Flight Attendant, and Pieces of Her.
Because sometimes forgetting is survival.
And remembering?
Is a death sentence.