HELD UNDER

He remembers everything about the night his father drowned. Including her. Dr. Wren Alcott has spent twenty years teaching juries one thing: the memories we are surest of are the ones most likely to be false. Then a quiet, courteous man is committed to her locked ward after walking into Puget Sound at dawn. He asks for her by name. He was nine when his father drowned off a Seattle houseboat dock. He saw who did it. A girl of sixteen. A green coat.