False Memory

A Gripping Psychological Thriller with a Sinister Twist

False Memory by Dean Koontz, published by Headline in 2005, is a chilling and mind-bending thriller that explores the darkest corners of the human psyche. With his trademark blend of suspense, science fiction, and horror, Koontz delivers a story that will keep you guessing—and questioning reality—until the final page.

What If Your Mind Could Betray You?

Martie Rhodes is a successful, confident woman—until a sudden and irrational fear of her own reflection turns her life upside down. At the same time, her husband Dusty is trying to help a close friend suffering from a mysterious and debilitating phobia. As they dig deeper into the cause of these mental spirals, they uncover a terrifying truth: someone is manipulating minds, and no one is safe.

Relentless Suspense and Disturbing Revelations

As the tension escalates, Martie and Dusty must confront a malevolent force capable of invading the most sacred parts of their consciousness. What they discover is more horrifying than any nightmare—and chillingly plausible.

Perfect for Fans of Dark, Intelligent Thrillers

False Memory is a masterclass in psychological suspense. If you enjoy deeply unsettling plots, complex characters, and the thrill of uncovering buried secrets, this novel is not to be missed.