My Three Houses Vanished Overnight

From the back cover

Yolanda Rhodes believes her family owns three old houses in her hometown, all slated for demolition. When she goes to find the deeds, they are gone. Her daughter insists they have never owned any property and only rent their home, and her husband dismisses her as making trouble out of nothing. Relatives and neighbors say she is getting senile.

She searches the housing authority, the police station and the neighborhood association, but no property stands in her name. Every piece of evidence tells her she is wrong, yet her memories of the houses remain vivid. Just as she resolves to treat it all as a dream, a fall in her bedroom leads her to a dust-covered voice recorder hidden under the bed.

Played back, the recording is her own voice, warning her not to believe a single word from anyone in the house. Then the recorder dies, and soon afterwards it vanishes from her drawer. With no one willing to confirm what she remembers, Yolanda must decide whom she can trust.