Title: She's Not Sorry Author: Mary Kubica Synopsis: In this gripping psychological thriller, Mary Kubica delves into the complexities of a young woman's mind and her dark past. The story centers around Willow, a seemingly innocent and fragile twenty-two-year-old who has recently moved to Chicago to start anew. However, beneath her shy exterior lies a mysterious and unsettling history. As the novel unfolds, readers are introduced to Willow's past through a series of flashbacks. It is revealed that she was once known as Clara, a teenager from a small town, who was involved in a tragic incident that left her scarred and haunted. Clara's past is shrouded in secrets, including a mysterious disappearance and her own role in a crime. Willow finds herself drawn to an older man, Miles, who becomes her neighbor and eventual love interest. As their relationship intensifies, Miles discovers that Willow is not who she claims to be. He starts to uncover her lies and begins to question her true identity. Meanwhile, Willow's past catches up with her, as someone from her former life appears, threatening to expose her secrets. As the truth unravels, the lines between victim and perpetrator blur, leaving readers guessing until the very end. Kubica explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the lengths one will go to in order to hide the truth. She's Not Sorry is a captivating tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, as they try to unravel Willow's true nature and the consequences of her actions.