Grace Abbott runs out of the house, jumps in her car, and speeds away, noticing the car lights behind her. The next moment, she wakes up in the hospital, surviving a horrific crash. She has absolutely no memory of anything.

She's discharged into the care of her sister, Lisa. Thinking that things just couldn't get any worse, the police show up with the news that Grace's boyfriend has been murdered ..and Grace has no alibi... at least not one she can remember.

The author did a great job in making me feel as totally frustrated as Grace when the memories just didn't come .... the fear of the unknown. Did she kill her boyfriend? And why is her sister not telling her about their childhood?

One of the detectives seems pretty much convinced of her guilt .. the other knows something that he's holding back and not sharing with his partner. And what he knows might change everything.

The tension is there from the beginning. This was a fast-moving book and although I started stumbling across clues fairly early in the book, it's the ending that absolutely blew me away....twice!

I truly cannot find a reason not to give this one 5 stars .....

Thanks go to NetGalley / Amazon Publishing / Thomas Mercer for furnishing the digital copy in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.

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