Trauma: A Gripping Psychological Mystery Thriller

An amnesiac must learn the truth behind his girlfriend's death, but he might not like it, in this psychological thriller by the author of The Silent Girls.

Who do you trust, when you don't know who you are?

Cameron Todd is recovering from a serious brain injury. A trauma suffered the same night his girlfriend Emma plunged to her death from a clifftop. The damage erases all memory of the incident and his life leading up to that moment.

Both the police and Emma's relatives are hunting for someone to blame and question whether his amnesia is a convenient fabrication.

Desperate to understand what happened that fateful day, self-doubt creeps in when Cameron learns his relationship with Emma might not have been picture-perfect. Is he a victim, or the perpetrator?

Can he trust his injured brain's version of events? Or will unearthing the truth reveal something far more sinister? . . .

The perfect read for fans of authors like D.S. Butler and Carol Wyer.


About the Author
Dylan Young grew up in a mining village in South Wales before boarding a train for London. A 35-year career in the NHS followed, the last 27 as a consultant ophthalmologist. Three dark psychological thrillers for Random House emerged in the late nineties and over the last decade, under different pseudonyms, he's written children's books and an adult contemporary fantasy series. But retiring from the NHS has allowed Dylan to spend (even) more time in his writing office -- a shed in the garden. www.dylanyoungauthor.com @dyoungwrites www.facebook.com/dyoungwrites/