Seven Days Until You Forget Me

In seven days, Noah may forget the girl he loves. The problem is that Mia is already forgetting why. When eighteen-year-old Mia Carter receives a message from her boyfriend, Noah Reed, at 6:43 on a rainy Monday morning, she assumes something terrible has happened. She is right. Noah has begun an experimental treatment for the trauma that has haunted him since the death of his best friend, Eli. The treatment is helping—but there is a risk. Because Mia is tangled inside so many of Noah’s most painful memories, he may gradually lose access to the moments that made them them. And Noah has left Mia seven envelopes. One for each day. But the first envelope reveals something even more frightening: Mia helped write them—and she doesn’t remember doing it. As Noah forgets their songs, their places, and pieces of their relationship, Mia begins recovering fragments of a past she never knew she had lost: a photograph hidden among Eli’s belongings, a mysterious research study from three years earlier, a girl who remembers what Mia and Noah cannot, and evidence that their love story may have begun long before either of them remembers falling in love. With seven days running out, Mia must uncover what happened to their memories, what really happened the night Eli died, and whether remembering someone is the same thing as loving them. Because by next Monday, Noah may look at Mia and ask the one question she is terrified to hear: Do I know you? Seven Days Until You Forget Me is a contemporary young-adult romantic psychological mystery about first love, grief, unreliable memory, guilt, and what remains when the past can no longer tell us who we are supposed to become.