The Reunion at Blackwood Lodge
One of Us Is Lying About What Happened That Night

About this book:

Ten years ago, five friends spent a weekend at Blackwood Lodge. Only four walked away with their memories intact.

Elena has spent a decade believing she simply fell down the porch steps after too much tequila—a convenient explanation for the scar at her hairline and the blank space where her senior year should be. But when Marcus summons the group back to the remote Cascade cabin with a wax-sealed invitation and a text that reads *don't you want to remember?*, the fragile peace she's built begins to fracture. The boathouse burned down that night, though Elena has no recollection of it. Maya, the quiet one, arrives early and warns her to drive safe—*seriously*. And Marcus, always the puppet master, knows exactly which strings to pull.

Snowed in at a lodge that feels smaller and darker than memory serves, the four survivors circle each other with decades of buried grievances and half-remembered truths. Someone knows what happened in the hours Elena lost. Someone has been waiting ten years for the story to be told. And as the power fails and the temperature drops, the lies they've told themselves—and each other—begin to burn away, revealing something far more dangerous than the past.