The Night He Should Have Died
A Dark And Addictive Thriller

He was supposed to die in the car crash. The paramedics found him slumped over the wheel, a victim of black ice and a shattered guardrail. But Kyle Foster woke up in the hospital with only a headache and a single, impossible memory: a man’s face, illuminated by his own headlights, watching him just before the impact. Released with a clean bill of health, he returns to his quiet life as a history teacher, but the world feels subtly wrong, like a familiar room rearranged in the dark.
His wife notices the changes first—his new habits, the strange gaps in his memory of their past. Then, the anonymous gifts begin to arrive: a vintage watch he never owned, a ticket stub for a concert he didn’t attend. Each item is a piece of a life that isn’t his, accompanied by a chilling note: "Remember now?" When a private investigator named Anthony Price shows up asking questions about the accident, Kyle realizes the crash was no accident at all. Someone is meticulously rebuilding his identity from the inside out.
As the evidence of a stolen life mounts, Kyle must confront a terrifying truth. To survive, he must unravel the mystery of the man who was watching that night and discover what was taken from him in the moments he should have died. The answers lie in the life of a perfect stranger, a life he is being forced to inhabit, whether he wants to or not.