THE DAY EVERYONE FORGOT WHO I WAS

London lawyer Mara Vale dies in a Tube crash, wakes up unharmed the next morning and finds that Cloe, whom she has known for nine years, has no idea who she is. Each new death, from an office explosion to drowning in the Thames, sends Mara into a slightly different version of her life, including one where her own sister refuses to speak to her. Through every disaster, the same stranger, Theodore Marlowe, is watching, and he seems to remember a past with Mara that she has lost.