Dale Conroy has a record, a past he cannot outrun, and a job offer he cannot afford to turn down. He takes under-the-table maintenance work at a long-abandoned psychiatric facility tucked deep in the mountains.

The building is falling apart. The locals avoid it. The man who hired him seems familiar in a way Dale cannot explain. And when the doors lock behind him, something shifts.

What begins as routine work unravels into something far more disturbing. Hallways change shape. Voices echo through the vents. Time fractures. And the memories Dale thought were his begin to blur, replaced by something colder, older, and wrong.

As the walls close in, Dale begins to question not just the building around him, but the mind inside him. Who he is. Why he was really sent here. And whether the past he forgot was taken from him on purpose.

The truth is not buried in the hospital. It is buried in him.

And something wants it back.

Version Unknown is a psychological thriller about fractured identity, experimental memory manipulation, and the terrifying possibility that you were never the original version of yourself to begin with. For readers who crave tension that lingers, twists that sting, and characters who bleed.