Minka Kent is an American author best known for writing The Memory Watcher, The Perfect Roommate, The Thinnest Air, The Stillwater Girls, and When I Was You.
She got started reading Goosebumps books as a kid before graduating to Stephen King, and then authors like Gillian Flynn. Kent is a graduate of Iowa State University. In addition to her suspense and thriller novels, Kent also writes romance under the name of Winter Renshaw. She is a wife and mother who enjoys baking and travel when she is not writing.
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When I Was You is the story about a stolen identity that leas a woman down a dark path. Brienne Dougray has barely left her home after surviving an attack. She now suffers from headaches and memory loss, with her new tenant, Dr. Niall Emberlin, being her only distraction from her struggles. Brienne’s progress is take back when she finds that someone else has been living as her. Someone with the same name, same hair, and same clothes. Brienne sets out to find out why which leads her to leave her home to hunt down a stranger. What she’ll find is more disturbing than anything she could imagine.
Unmissing Merritt Coletto and her husband, Luca, have their dream life upended with a late-night knock on their door. The knock is from Luca’s first wife, Lydia, who has been missing for ten years and was presumed dead. She tells them that she was kidnapped and finally escaped. The couple are wracked with guilt and decide to help her rebuild her life. Merritt begins to have questions though. She finds Lydia unnerving and wonders why the woman never went to the police. She fears what Lydia wants from them and it turns out she has a good reason to.
