"Eerie and edgy and atmospheric, How to Disappear Completely's exhilarating mystery orbits a profound, luminous heart." — Rachel Harrison, New York Times bestselling author of Play Nice and So Thirsty

From the author of Night's Edge comes a dark, atmospheric, genre-blend of a novel following a young woman who is thrust into a deadly conspiracy that takes her across the Midwest and her own memory to understand what happened to her sister twenty years ago.

There's an explanation for everything. There's nothing to be afraid of…

When Hazel was thirteen, her sister Kira believed she'd received a message from another world after a strange paranormal encounter. The mystery consumed her. Then she disappeared.

Twenty years later, Hazel remains haunted by anxiety, grief, and intense episodes of a cryptic déjà vu. When Hazel is introduced to a podcast called The Satellites, she realizes that a group of people from her town had the same experience Kira did. Before long, what once felt like tragedy begins to feel more like conspiracy.

Determined to unravel the truth of what happened to her sister, Hazel reluctantly teams up with Silas, the mysterious man behind the podcast. And against her better judgement, they tumble headfirst into a dark, twisted romance. 

But then members of the group start turning up dead. And the more Hazel and Silas investigate, the worse Hazel's episodes get. What happened to Kira is bigger and deadlier than Hazel ever realized, and if she can't solve it, she might be the next to disappear.