
CHRISTINE MAGER WEVIK

Hi there! I am Christine Mager Wevik, and I am so glad you’re here!
I am an award-winning author of five books including the Brynn Young mystery series—Vacant Eyes, Borrowed Memories, and Unremembered. It’s Only Hair highlights with humor my experience with alopecia and hair loss. Someone Knows is my latest nonfiction detailing 52 of South Dakota’s many cold cases in the hopes of seeing justice for these victims and their loved ones.
Some of the awards I’ve won include Silver Falchion Best Supernatural 2021, Silver Falchion Best Book of the Year 2021, Next Gen Indie Book Awards Best Paranormal, a Bronze IPPY Award, and many others.

BOOKS
What if the memories
you began to see
didn’t belong
to you!
Brynn sees memories. The problem is, they’re not hers. They’re borrowed from old, abandoned houses. Brynn is a young mother, wife, and artist struggling to elude the reality of her own unsolved abduction and assault – events so physically traumatic she cannot remember them – and haunted by the years-old disappearance of her friend.
There was always something unsettling about empty buildings but more so now…
Brynn cherished her quiet but full life as a South Dakota farmwife, mom, and artist before she was abducted, brutally assaulted, and left for dead. Though Brynn’s memories of her own unsolved assault remain elusive, the resulting trauma has left her with the eerie ability to see memories buried deep within the walls of old, abandoned buildings.
Someone Knows…
Is it you? Are you the key to solving one of these heartbreaking cases?
We don’t know what we know. The mention of a name, a distinct scent unearthing a memory long buried, a shared reminiscence with someone who reveals that tiny detail you’d forgotten—these are the things that spark our recollections. The sharing of a seemingly insignificant detail locked in our episodic memory could trigger a landslide of leads for investigators.
Brynn’s gift hadn’t come easily. She’d narrowly skirted death to acquire it, and it’s one she’d rather give back.
After surviving a brutal attack, Brynn, a young farmwife, mother, and artist, gained the ominous ability to see
memories in old, abandoned houses—memories the houses hold close, revelations and secrets only she can see. These desolate houses share with Brynn their ethereal stories of life, death, and all the in-between—images, scenes, reenactments of beauty and agony that will be scorched into her mind forever.

Written by a true Alopecian, this book offers a personal, insightful, uplifting, and brazenly honest approach to coping with Shiny Head Syndrome: humor.
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