She woke up with no past.

He gave her a life.

But what if it was never hers to begin with?

In a pristine hospital in Vienna, a young woman awakens with no memory-no name, no identity, no past.

Dr. Silas Voss, a brilliant and composed psychologist, offers her a story to hold onto:

She is Cassia Renaud, a gifted pianist who survived a tragic accident.

In his elegant apartment overlooking the city, he becomes everything-her guide, her protector, her anchor. Through music, through routine, through carefully reconstructed memories, he helps her rebuild herself piece by piece.

But perfection fractures.

A melody she doesn't recognize.

A name that slips through her lips.

A nightmare soaked in rain and shattered glass.

As fragments of truth surface, Cassia begins to question the man who saved her… and the identity he gave her.

Because somewhere beneath the silence, another self is waiting.

And she remembers how to burn.

Sonata in White is a haunting psychological thriller about identity, control, memory manipulation, and the dangerous intimacy between healer and patient. Perfect for readers who love dark romance, unreliable narrators, and slow-burning suspense.