Remember Me Gone

Lucy Miller comes from a family that can take painful memories away from others. Her father runs the Memory House in Tumble Tree, Texas, where people travel from far away to forget their heartbreak and tragedies. Sixteen-year-old Lucy has long looked forward to joining the family business and easing other people's suffering, and now she is finally old enough to start.

Her first practice session goes wrong. When Lucy tries to take a memory from her father, it refuses to release, and the fragment she glimpses shows her mother on the day she died, shaded with guilt. The next morning, Lucy wakes with a bruised knee, a handful of desert sand, and no recollection of the previous night. She has little choice but to turn to Marco Warman, a local boy she has always been curious about, who seems to know more than he should.

As Lucy and Marco discover gaps in their own memories, they join forces to solve what is happening in their town and to recover the history that has been taken from them. Each new mystery deepens the danger, and it becomes clear that some secrets are worth killing to protect.