Forget You Saw Her

Inspired by true events, Forget You Saw Her is the pulse-pounding standalone prequel to the international bestselling, BookTok sensation Ask for Andrea.

She lost her daughter once. Now, she'll go to hell and back to find her.

Seventeen years ago, Sabina made the most difficult decision of her life: giving her newborn daughter, Andrea, up for adoption. She's lived with the guilt ever since, clinging to the hope that Andrea was safe, happy, and loved.

Then the letter from the police arrives.

Andrea Beaumont is a missing person.

Desperate for answers, Sabina dives headlong into a frantic search for the daughter she never knew. But the deeper she digs, the more certain she becomes that Andrea isn't coming home.

And yet ... as Sabina follows the disturbing trail of evidence, she swears she can feel her daughter reaching through her dreams, warning her-and guiding her toward the truth.

But someone else is watching-and keeping close tabs on Sabina's search. And they'll do whatever it takes to make sure the truth stays buried.

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Praise for Noelle W. Ihli:

'Hands down one of my favourite reads of the year' - Freida McFadden, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Housemaid

'As pulse-pounding as it is poignant. Do yourself a favour - clear your schedule and crack open this novel!' - Lisa Gardner, Sunday Times bestselling author of Before She Disappeared

'Ihli's voice is magical and absorbing' - Kiersten Modglin, bestselling author of The Arrangement

'A true classic in the genre' - TM Logan, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Mother

'An immersive, spine-tingling, deeply visceral experience. I recommend reading it with the lights blazing' - Heather Gudenkauf, New York Times bestselling author of The Overnight Guest

'Riveting and heart-wrenching' - Deborah J. Ledford, award-winning author of Redemption

'Noelle has mastered the art of keeping readers on the edge of their seats' - John Marrs, bestselling author of The One

'A full throttle thriller that'll demand to be read in one sitting' - Steph Nelson, author of The Final Scene

'Utterly gripping . . . I couldn't put it down' - Nicola Sanders, author of Don't Let Her Stay

'Will grip you from the first sentence and won't let you go until the last' - Faith Gardner, author of The Slaying Game

'Left me equal parts terrified and haunted' - Ellery Kane, author of The Good Wife