It’s been a year since Meredith Newbry’s older sister Elyssa ran away from their family home. A year in which Meredith experienced her first brain inflammation-driven episode of psychosis, and a year in which Meredith’s family has been absolutely and irreparably torn apart.

Hoping to start over, Meredith enrolls at a new college where no one knows her, her past, or her sister. Now, Meredith can concentrate on herself and her own identity, finally pursuing her dream of becoming a professional athlete.

But when Meredith discovers hidden evidence in the family home that suggests her sister didn’t run away—but was kidnapped—her new world collapses. Those closest to her believe she’s having another psychotic episode, and Elyssa’s abductor seems determined to keep it that way. But Meredith knows the truth. Someone out there knows exactly what happened to Elyssa. Meredith’s just got to unravel it all—before she is sent back to the psychiatric hospital.

FIND ME LIKE A STORM is ideal for fans of Courtney Summers’s I’m the Girl and Camryn Garrett’s Off the Record. It is a thriller about exploitation, misogyny, medical gaslighting, and what happens when illness (and mental illness) is weaponised.