About this book:

Dr. Eva Sanderson, a clinical psychologist specializing in memory, finds her own carefully constructed world unraveling when disturbing lapses and vivid nightmares begin to plague her. Her secret fear that her own recollections are unreliable escalates into a terrifying reality when she wakes up in a remote, unfamiliar coastal town called Oakhaven with no memory of how she got there or the past three weeks. As she struggles to piece together her identity, she discovers she had been investigating the disappearances of several locals and that her amnesia is not a natural phenomenon but a deliberate act.

Guided by cryptic journal entries and a wary, enigmatic local named Arthur, Eva uncovers a chilling truth: Oakhaven is gripped by an ancient, insidious force known as the "Oakhaven Fog," which manipulates memory and causes people to disappear. The town’s seemingly benevolent leader, Elias Thorne, controls this force, using the town's old lighthouse as a conduit to erase inconvenient truths and maintain his power. Eva realizes her own memory loss was a targeted attack, and that she possesses a crucial piece of information—Elara Vance's "memory maps," a visual code that might be the key to countering the Fog.

As Eva delves deeper, facing down Thorne’s surveillance and attempts to completely erase her, she discovers a hidden vault containing the stolen memories of Oakhaven's vanished residents. With Arthur and the help of an ancient keeper of Oakhaven's true history, she unleashes the Memory Vault, re-tuning the Fog from a force of erasure to one of restoration, exposing Thorne and his complicit network. But liberating Oakhaven's past comes at a cost, thrusting Eva into a leadership role she never expected and forcing the town to confront the complex, often painful, truths it had long forgotten.