Before I Go to Sleep (novel)

Christine Lucas wakes up every day with no memory of her past or who she is. The only clues to her identity are the photographs and journal entries left by a stranger who claims to be her husband, Ben. Each morning, Christine's memory is reset, and she must rely on the information provided by Ben to piece together her life.

As Christine attempts to reconstruct her identity and regain her memories, she starts keeping her own journal, which serves as a record of her daily experiences and thoughts. Through her journal, she uncovers startling discrepancies and contradictions in Ben's account of their life together.

Dr. Nash, a neuropsychologist, contacts Christine and reveals that he has been secretly working with her to recover her memories. With his guidance, Christine begins to uncover fragments of her past, but she soon realizes that there are dark and disturbing secrets that have been hidden from her.

The novel alternates between Christine's present-day journal entries and her recollections of the past, as she slowly unravels the mystery of her amnesia and the events that led to her memory loss. She becomes increasingly suspicious of Ben's motives and the truth of her circumstances.

The tension escalates as Christine's quest for the truth brings her closer to a shocking revelation about the cause of her amnesia and the people who have been manipulating her memory for their own sinister purposes.

"Before I Go to Sleep" is a suspenseful and thought-provoking thriller that explores themes of memory, identity, trust, and the fragility of the human mind. It keeps readers on edge as they navigate the labyrinthine mysteries surrounding Christine's amnesia and her journey to reclaim her past and discover the truth about her life. The novel's intricate narrative structure and unreliable narrator add to its intrigue, making it a compelling and memorable psychological thriller.