Summary of That's Not My Name

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. That's Not My Name follows the harrowing story of a teen girl who wakes up on the side of a dirt road, bruised and shivering, with no memory of how she got there or who she is. The only clue she has to her identity is a frantic man who arrives at the police station, claiming to be her father. He presents her school ID, birth certificate, and family photos, insisting that her name is Mary. But the girl has no recollection of him—or her life. As the mystery unfolds, the truth becomes murkier. Drew, the man claiming to be her father, explains that his daughter, Lola, disappeared after a heated argument. He had assumed they just needed time to cool off, but now Lola is missing, and the town believes Drew is responsible for her disappearance. With everyone—from his friends to the sheriff—convinced of his guilt, Drew must fight not only to clear his name but to find Lola before it’s too late. The longer she remains missing, the fewer leads there are, and the more danger they both face. That's Not My Name is an intense thriller that explores the complexities of identity, memory, and trust. As Drew races against time, he faces a series of unexpected twists that bring him closer to uncovering the truth, but at what cost? The book, with its rapid pacing and shocking developments, is an adrenaline-filled ride from beginning to end, leaving readers eagerly turning pages until the final revelation.