What a Body Remembers

In this gripping memoir, Karen Thomas recounts her harrowing experience of surviving a violent assault at knife point in 1984 while working as a patrol officer. Thirty years later, amidst personal turmoil—including a failing marriage and her mother's deteriorating health—Karen grapples with the lasting effects of trauma and embarks on a quest to uncover the fate of her assailant. As she revisits the scene of her attack, she confronts both her past and the intricacies of memory, seeking answers that ultimately reshape her understanding of survival and healing.