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DID YOU MISS ME?
By: Nadi Meyar

G.P. Putnam's Sons
June 2027
On Sale: July 22, 2027
Featuring: Naya Quade; Alice
400 pages
ISBN: 8217435677
EAN: 9798217435678
Kindle: B0HKR7VSGY
Hardcover / e-Book / audiobook
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Thriller Psychological


A compulsively page‑turning thriller about a patient who claims her psychiatrist has stolen her life, inspired by a real delusion called Capgras syndrome, in which an individual believes a loved one has been replaced by an imposter.


Two women. One secret. Who’s the imposter?

Dr. Naya Quade is a respected psychiatrist with a thriving career and a carefully maintained sense of control. But when her new patient, Alice, sits across from her during their first session and accuses Naya of stealing her life, something in Naya cracks. This woman details things she shouldn’t know, and suddenly begins to appear everywhere in Naya’s life, meticulously dismantling her world.

But when Alice takes it one step too far, jeopardizing Naya's family’s safety, Naya decides to take drastic measures, setting off a chain of events that will reveal devastating truths about her mother, which she may just wish had stayed hidden all along.

Told in alternating perspectives that blend obsession with mind‑altering twists, Did You Miss Me? is the kind of book that will leave you breathless, on the edge of your seat, questioning your perception of reality—the perfect cure to your reading rut.