I liked that the blurb didn’t give away most of the plot but did what a good blub should do...made me really want to read this book. I went through a wide range of emotions while reading this book… at times I was on-edge, anxious, surprised, shocked and sometimes quite confused having no clue to what was happening...sometimes all at the same time...yet I never wanted to stop reading. At first, I thought that the author had made some huge mistakes because it seemed that things just weren't adding up. If you read this...don't give up because you will soon realize that it was all intentional. This may not sound like a good thing, but it was, it really, really was. The story will soon have the reader wondering who’s the good guy and who’s the bad guy. I read a lot of this genera and usually am pretty good at coming to the right conclusion, but I have to admit that I couldn’t figure out who to trust and I kept changing my mind every few pages. It's not a dark violent horror story like you might have come to expect of a psychological thriller. It’s more about human emotions and coping with loss. The book literally explores in a broad range of emotions. ( )

Laura has been in a car accident, her two children in the back seat at the time. She spends some time in the hospital, she comes home - still no kids. Laura has lost her memory and no one will tell her anything, but she manages to piece together that her husband blames her for the accident, doesn't want her around their kids and wants her gone for good.

This book could have been good but it was poorly executed - it jumped around, the writing seemed kind of juvenile. The attempts at being funny got on my nerves. Lots of snorting and barking from everyone. It just seemed to be a bit dull for a psychological thriller.
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