She Wasn't There (Book Three of the Sickness Cases): Everyone remembers seeing her. No camera ever did. (A Police Procedural Horror Novel)

Everyone remembers seeing her. No camera ever did. The outbreaks have spread beyond the school, leaving victims across Tennessee with identical symptoms and the same impossible memory: a silent woman dressed in gray. Witnesses insist she stood among them moments before the sickness began, but every security recording shows an empty space where she should have been. TBI investigator Nora Hayes now knows the visions were deliberately engineered. Someone has learned how to turn fear, suggestion, and manipulated evidence into weapons, and the final stage of the operation has already begun. As new victims collapse and public panic overwhelms emergency services, Nora follows a trail of altered footage, anonymous warnings, and buried experiments toward the person responsible. But the closer she gets to the truth, the less she can trust her own memory. Because Nora remembers seeing the woman too. SHE WASN'T THERE is the terrifying final installment in THE SICKNESS CASES, a fast-paced police procedural horror trilogy about mass hysteria, psychological manipulation, and a killer who can enter a room without ever appearing on camera.