The House We Never Had: A Psychological Thriller by Evander Rookmere

She thinks her husband is lying. The truth begins with her own memory.

Nia Bennett remembers exactly where her husband was three Saturdays ago. Marcus was home with her. She remembers the rain, the muddy backyard, and the lunch she made that afternoon.

Then she finds a grocery receipt in his coat from a store thirty minutes away.

Beside it is a key she has never seen before.

When a child's yellow giraffe cup appears in their dishwasher, Nia begins searching for an explanation. Her questions lead to a house with a blue door, a forgotten room from her childhood, and evidence that she has visited the house before.

Nia just cannot remember doing it.

Soon, the marriage she thought she understood is only one piece of a much older secret. Her mother is hiding something. Her late father left behind disturbing clues. Marcus knows more than he admits. Worst of all, Nia discovers warnings written in her own handwriting about memories she can no longer trust.

Every answer brings back another piece of the past.

And inside The House We Never Had, Nia is about to discover why some memories were never meant to survive.

The House We Never Had is a psychological thriller about marriage, buried family secrets, unreliable memory, and the devastating cost of protecting someone with a lie.