The woman in question is Rachel, a former police officer suffering from PTSD after a shooting incident. She is married to Dr. Davis, a successful psychiatrist who seems to be supportive of her recovery. However, Rachel is plagued by nightmares that suggest she was involved in the abduction and killing of a college student, Sarah, who went missing a year ago.
Rachel's memories are fragmented and unreliable, and she begins to suspect that her husband is somehow involved in Sarah's disappearance. With the help of a detective who is also a former colleague, Rachel starts to piece together the evidence and uncover the truth about what really happened to Sarah.
As Rachel delves deeper into the case, she becomes increasingly disturbed by the lengths that her husband has gone to cover up his crime. He has manipulated Rachel's memories through hypnosis, planted false evidence to divert the investigation, and even recruited a former patient to take the blame for the murder.
As the truth emerges, Rachel is faced with a terrible choice: to protect her husband and stay in denial, or to confront the reality of his actions and seek justice for Sarah. It's a tense and dramatic story that explores themes of memory, trauma, and the lengths we'll go to protect those we love.
