Erased

By: Tee Seabrone

Narrated by: Nikko Austen Smith, Leon Nixon

"My future is uncertain. I don't know my past. But I know one thing—someone is lying to me."—Audie Gardner.

What if the truth were more terrifying than the memory you lost?

From the bestselling author of Suffocated and Hush Little Baby. When Audie wakes up after a devastating accident, her mind is a blank slate. The people around her—her devoted partner, her closest friends, even her own family—all claim to know who she is. But every version of her past is different. Contradictory. Suspicious.

As Audie struggles to piece together the fragments of her life, a chilling realization sets in: the memory she lost may not be the worst part of her past. The real danger lies in what she is about to uncover.

Who can she trust when everyone seems to be hiding something? And what if the person she fears most… is herself?

Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden and Lisa Jewell, Erased is a spine-tingling psychological thriller packed with shocking twists, haunting suspense, and a truth that will leave you breathless.

©2025 Tee Seabrone (P)2025 Podium Audio

Thrills and excitement!!

Erased by Tee Seabrone
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This is an exciting and fast paced psychological thriller! This book was jam packed with twists, turns and suspense!
Audie wakes up in the hospital after a horrible car accident, only to realize she has no memory of how she got there and who she is.
Different people, family and friends, are there to help her rebuild her life and try to remember her past. Her boyfriend River is right by her side at the hospital and welcomes her home with open arms. However, not everyone is truthful with her and pieces of her life aren’t all fitting together. Some things she’s learning don’t feel right to her.
This is such a gripping and intense thriller that I didn’t know who was being truthful and who was out to cause harm.

The narrators did a fantastic job! I really enjoyed listening, as it kept the intensity extra high and I couldn’t stop listening!
This is my first book from this author and I can’t wait to read more from her!!

*It’s out now and I highly recommend grabbing it for a super exciting and entertaining read!*

What a ride!

This book leaves you wondering: What would happen if you woke up one day and your life was completely unrecognizable? With no memory and only the people around you to fill in the most basic details — who do you even trust?

At first, the story felt like a classic thriller, something familiar and comparable to other big-name authors in the genre. But just when I thought I knew where it was going, the plot took a sharp turn. Then another. And another. The twists and turns had me gasping for breath — in the best way.

What started off as predictable quickly became a gripping, mind-bending ride. The pacing, the suspense, and the emotional rollercoaster were incredibly well done. I honestly can’t wait to read more from this author.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️½ (4.5/5)
If you love thrillers that mess with your head and keep you guessing until the very end, this one’s for you.

thrilling read with unpredictable twists

"Erased" by Tee Seabrone is a gripping, fast-paced thriller that kept me hooked from start to finish. The writing is clever, weaving a web of suspense and mystery that constantly had me questioning who could be trusted. With each twist and turn, Seabrone masterfully builds tension, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

I listened to the Audible version and really enjoyed it—the narrators spoke clearly and brought the story to life with their delivery. Their voices added an extra layer of immersion that made the experience even more intense.

If you're looking for a thrilling read with unpredictable twists, "Erased" is a must-read—and a must-listen!

Nice story

Didn’t like the female part of the recording because it sounds like it’s too much snipping in the audio and seems like she was narrating it too fast at the beginning, which almost made me not like the story but overall, it was a good story probably wouldn’t even enjoy it a lot more if I would’ve just read it myself