What if the memories you trust most were never yours to begin with?
Ethan Reed wakes inside Blackwood Psychiatric Asylum with no idea how he got there. He remembers an ordinary night. He remembers rain. He remembers heading out with Maya, the woman he loves. But eleven days are missing. The doctors insist Ethan was found alone, confused, and dangerous. His best friend believes he knows what happened. And somewhere beneath the official story lies a darker truth—one connected to Maya's disappearance, Sebago Lake, and the mysterious Blackwood facility. Desperate to recover the memories that have been taken from him, Ethan begins searching through medical records, hidden files, strange recordings, forgotten names, and fragments of a past he can no longer trust. Then he discovers something impossible. Someone has been rewriting his memories. As Ethan digs deeper, the line between truth and manipulation begins to disappear. Every answer raises another question. Every memory could be a lie. And the people trying to help him may know far more than they are willing to admit. Because Blackwood isn't simply hiding a secret. It's hiding what Ethan was before he forgot.
The Blackwood Files is a psychological thriller about memory, guilt, obsession, manipulation, and the terrifying possibility that the person you trust least might be yourself.
Open the files.
Question everything.