Maggie Giles is the Canadian author of The Things We Lost. Her writing interests span across a variety of genres, but she focuses on women’s fiction with suspense elements. A member of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association, she enjoys creating new connections and experiencing new opportunities.
Giles's new novel is Twisted.
At CrimeReads she tagged ten books in which the "authors masterfully leave clues and hints that cause the reader to look another way while subtly hiding the truth behind excellent prose and well-drawn characters." One title on the list:
You Will Remember Me by Hannah Mary McKinnonRead about the other entries on the list.
A man wakes up on a beach but can’t remember a thing. He has no idea who he is or where he came from. In the same town, Lily’s boyfriend Jack goes for a late-night swim and never comes home. Nearby another woman, Maya, has been searching for her brother for two years. Both women believe the man to be the one they are looking for. He only wants to know what really happened.
My Book, The Movie: You Will Remember Me.
The Page 69 Test: You Will Remember Me.
--Marshal Zeringue
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