This review originally appeared on my blog at www.gimmethatbook.com.

Thanks to the author for giving me this ARC in exchange for an honest review! Abbie Cooper is enveloped in intrigue again when she is the victim of an accident. Unfortunately, she cannot remember what happened. We follow her journey in flashbacks and present day as the author takes us into Abbie's life. Once you get used to switching back and forth from the past to the present, the book flows smoothly. The tension mounts as we get closer to the day of the accident, and we learn about some difficult decisions she needs to make. Loyal friend Ty is at Abbie's side, which frustrates his girlfriend (whom I love to hate!). Former acquaintances attempt to break Abbie's tight control of her personal life, and it seems as though no one can be trusted.

Kabongo's writing style is easy to read, and the suspense quietly builds until everything implodes. Abbie needs to make a life changing decision that will hit home with a lot of readers. I cannot say that I am happy with the way this part of the story turned out, but I know the author has her next book in mind and this twist will be a large part of that story.

The character of Abbie Cooper is growing and maturing. She is letting others get close to her and understands that sometime life throws a curve ball at you. The events taking place in Autumn of Fear are believable for the most part. This was a thoroughly enjoyable read and I look forward to see what adventures Abbie will experience in the next chapter of her life. ( )

This was a great book! It was full of mystery and suspense all the way to the end. There were quite a few twists and turns to keep me glued to my kindle. The first chapter starts off with a bang and keeps going strong to the last chapter.

Abbie wakes up in a hospital bed in pain and with no memory of how she got there. With friends by her side to help piece her memory back together, she goes on a long search to find out who was behind the assault and why did she get assaulted. There are quite a few suspects in the mix, but she has no idea who could be the one. She also has to endure a secret admirer that starts lavishing her with gifts. But as her memory slowly comes back, she still has no clues.

Very fast paced book and it was the best cloak and dagger thriller I have read in awhile! Four stars for this one. ( )