Video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy8nCFcngUQ ( )

I am so proud of myself -- once I started this book I absolutely could not stop and finished it in two days!

I found it so interesting, to be reading a book in where you end up having more knowledge than the narrator because the narrator had her memories erased. I was so curious how the James and Sloane storyline was going to unravel, the entire time mentally screaming "No! Remember! You have to remember! You're the strong one!"

I wCurioasn't disappointed by the ending because I found it was made very clear that it was Sloane's decision to live in the presence and not bother about whatever the past was -- I'm glad that was made clear.

I can't wait to start the next book, The Remedy, which, from the cover, makes me think it's about Dallas.

Curious thing about these books is the grammatical/editting errors ... I noticed it in the first book (just a few places) and was wondering if this was a self-published book that got traction and then was picked up by a "real publisher" (I haven't done any research on the history of the book). This book as well had one or two editing errors. It doesn't ruin the book at all, I just found it interesting. ( )

relaxation

I love the author, and I like the series well enough - I have 3 more to complete .. I think it just wasn't the same as book 1 - though I know it was intended to be different - I also don't know how the series is going to continue it honestly felt wrapped up to me (for the most part) the ending was a bit of a thing, but I'm unsure if was meant to entice if I didn't read the rest i wouldn't be sad about it just because of the way it felt "wrapped up" to me. ( )

Implausible and saccharine, but I enjoyed the suspense. ( )