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Forget You Saw Her

  • Writer: Judith D Collins
    Judith D Collins
  • Aug 1
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 22

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Series: Ask for Andrea

Narrators: Andi Arndt, Carlotta Brentan, Brittany Pressley

Simom & Schuster

ASIN: ‎ B0CW18QG64

Publisher: Dynamite Books

Pubication Date: 11/04/2025

Format: Other

My Rating: TBR



She lost her daughter once.

Now, she’ll go to hell and back to find her.


Seventeen years ago, Sabina made the most difficult decision of her life: giving her newborn daughter, Andrea, up for adoption. She’s lived with the guilt ever since, clinging to the hope that Andrea was safe, happy, and loved.



Then the letter from the police arrives.


Andrea Beaumont is a missing person.


Desperate for answers, Sabina dives headlong into a frantic search for the daughter she never knew. But the deeper she digs, the more certain she becomes that Andrea isn’t coming home.


And yet … as Sabina follows the disturbing trail of evidence, she swears she can feel her daughter reaching through her dreams, warning her—and guiding her toward the truth.


But someone else is watching—and keeping close tabs on Sabina’s search. And they’ll do whatever it takes to make sure the truth stays buried.


Inspired by true events, Forget You Saw Her is a standalone prequel to the international bestseller Ask for Andrea.








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About the Author


Born in Boise, Idaho…


Noelle W. Ihli is the author of six thriller-suspense novels. She lives in Idaho with her husband, two sons, and two cats. When she's not plotting her next thriller, she's scaring herself with true-crime documentaries or going for a trail ride in the foothills (with her trusty pepper spray).








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