As I Remember You

Casey Grant trusts facts. Especially her own.

At twenty-two, Casey knows what she remembers. She remembers the grandmother who raised her. She remembers the life she was building before grief tore through it. And she remembers Malcolm-the stranger who appeared when she needed someone most.

Malcolm is intense, comforting, and somehow familiar. When bills pile up, days begin disappearing, and Casey can barely hold herself together, he becomes the one person who makes her feel like she doesn't have to.

But then the people who love Casey start remembering things differently.

Missed shifts she swears she worked.
Conversations she doesn't remember having.
Days she can't account for.
Evidence that contradicts what she knows happened.

And the more Casey tries to prove her memories are real, the more terrifying the evidence becomes.

What happens when the person you trust least is everyone else-and the person you trust most is yourself?

As I Remember You is a psychological novel about grief, love, memory, and what happens when surviving your pain changes the way you see the truth.