On the Day I Leave

About This Book

She planned her escape. Someone planned her disappearance.

On the day I leave, I unbutton the last shirt, tape the box shut, and tell myself the past will not follow. For years Claire has catalogued excuses and exit routes from a marriage that rearranged her life into a series of small permissions. She makes one final plan: a Saturday at dawn, a quiet drive, a new name waiting at the other end. But when the neighbor's CCTV shows a car in her driveway at 4:12 a.m. and an anonymous voicemail carries a voice she knows too well, the quiet departure becomes a crime scene and every memory starts to wobble. Police call her inconsistent. Her husband calls her unstable. And somewhere between the two, Claire begins to wonder if the woman she planned to become is the one who will survive.

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From the author

She has six months to live. She has three names on a list. She has nothing left to lose. A terminally ill woman pulls out a notebook and writes down three names — the ex-husband who stole her money, the business partner who took her career, and the sister who owes a debt that can never be repaid. Two names are already crossed out. The third doesn't know she's coming. A propulsive psychological thriller for fans of The Silent Patient, Gone Girl, and Verity.