When Ashlee was nine years old, her father was arrested for murdering her mother, Patty. He was tried three times and convicted every time—by thirty-six jurors over the course of her childhood.

Then Ashlee discovered Patty wasn’t her mother. Her biological mother had died in a house fire the night before a custody hearing.

With Peter Wlasiuk approaching parole and a newborn son in her arms, believing her father was no longer merely an act of loyalty. Ashlee had to decide whether she was about to introduce her child to an innocent grandfather—or invite a murderer into his life.

Sardonic, intimate, and darkly funny, DID YOU KILL MY MOTHER? is a true-crime memoir about two dead mothers, one spectacularly unreliable father, and what it costs a daughter to inherit someone else’s version of the truth.