The Dark Lake (The Oshkosh Trilogy) by Anthea Carson

Meet Jane. She can’t get sober, keep a job or get on with her life. She’s still living with her parents. Her therapist thinks it is all due to a traumatic event she can’t remember. Then, when they drag her car up from the bottom of the lake, it starts coming back to her. That car went in the lake twenty years ago. She must remember what happened that night. She would do anything to avoid remembering.

“The story is told in a stream of (sub)consciousness style. The style is reminiscent of Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar.” – Best selling author Jt Kalnay