She remembers everything.Except the one thing that could save her brother's life.Seventeen-year-old Iris Voss has a perfect memory — every face, every conversation, every license plate she's ever glimpsed, locked inside her mind like flawless footage she can rewind and replay at will. Three years ago, the police came to her after a hit-and-run killed a prominent judge in their quiet town of Hartsbridge. Her memory made her the perfect witness.It's also why she lied.Now the lie is coming apart. Iris's younger brother Leo has been snatched from his dormitory in broad daylight. The kidnapper doesn't want money. They want the truth — the real memory Iris buried so deep she's afraid to look at it. The message is simple: tell the police what actually happened that night, or Leo dies before the retrial begins in six days.The problem is that Iris's perfect memory has become a trap. Three years of layering false images over the genuine ones have left her unable to tell which version is real. Unraveling that knot means confronting the person she saw behind the wheel — someone with unlimited resources, a pristine reputation, and no hesitation about silencing anyone who gets close.Every time Iris edges toward a buried detail, witnesses start dying. Evidence vanishes. The threats against Leo grow more specific, more graphic. The killer isn't just watching her investigation.They're inside her head, anticipating every move.With the retrial clock counting down, the police dismissing her as an unreliable teen with a history of instability, and the conspiracy reaching into Hartsbridge's most powerful families — including her own — Iris has one weapon left: the curse she's spent her whole life resenting.She can't forget. And the final memory waiting at the core of the lie will shatter her completely.The Girl Who Remembered Too Much is a pulse-pounding YA thriller about an unreliable narrator, a ransom countdown, buried evidence, and the devastating cost of the truth.Perfect for readers who love twist-ending thrillers, page-turner suspense, girl-detective stories, wrongful conviction mysteries, and the psychological tension of Megan Lally and Chelsea Ichaso.An unforgettable, heart-cracking coming-of-age story.