EVERYONE FORGOT ELLIE GRAY

The girl in the photograph is real. Everyone else says she never existed.
Seventeen-year-old Mara Voss expects her first day back at Redfield High to be uncomfortable. She doesn't expect her best friend to be missing from the attendance list-or for everyone to insist they've never heard of Ellie Gray. Her phone has no messages from Ellie. The school has no record of her. Even Ellie's mother says she has no daughter.
Then Mara finds a Polaroid of the two of them laughing on her living-room floor. In the photograph she holds, Ellie is right beside her. In the image saved to Mara's phone, Ellie is gone.
Noah Vale believes something impossible is happening. He's spent years collecting traces of people nobody remembers, and he knows how badly the search can end. He warns Mara to stop looking. But an old notebook holds warnings in Mara's own handwriting-words she has no memory of writing.
Mara refuses to abandon Ellie. And as teachers begin overlooking Mara and the small certainties of home turn unreliable, the search for her missing friend becomes a fight to remain part of her own life.
A haunting psychological horror novel about the people we love, the memories that hold us together, and what happens when even those begin to disappear.