The Meadow by Andi Garmoe Memory is a beautiful lie—until it starts telling the truth. After two years in a mental facility, Lorelei returns home with a fractured mind and one truth she can’t escape: Atticus is dead. Everyone says she killed him, but her memory is a fog of shadows and whispers. All she knows for sure is that something terrible happened in the meadow—and the past isn’t done with her. Noah has loved Lorelei since they were kids. Protective, loyal, and dangerously obsessed, he’s the only one who believes she can find the truth. But as Lorelei’s memories resurface and the line between dream and reality blurs, Noah begins to unravel too—haunted by secrets he’s buried deep and visions of a girl who may never have existed at all. Then Atticus appears again… or something wearing his face. Told in alternating perspectives, The Meadow is a haunting psychological thriller threaded with supernatural mystery, emotional trauma, and the quiet terror of losing your mind. For fans of We Were Liars , Sharp Objects , and The Silent Patient , this debut novel will leave you questioning everything—and everyone. Some truths are better left buried. But the meadow remembers.