"Who is Wendy Doe? The woman, found on a bus to Philadelphia, has no money, no ID, and no memory of who she is. When Dr. Benjamin Strauss suggests she become a memory research subject, she feels like she has no other choice. To Dr. Strauss, Wendy is a female body, subject to his investigation and control. To Strauss's student, Wendy is an object of fascination, a woman untethered from all obligations of womanhood. For Alice, the daughter Wendy Doe...

One girl, age 13. Unconscious. Unharmed. Unclaimed. JD may not know the truth about her past, but she knows she's in danger, and she can't shake the dark visions haunting her dreams. She won't be safe until she figures out who she is and where she came from. She can trust no one, not even herself--especially not herself. Because it turns out there's one thing even more terrible than forgetting her past: remembering.