One of the oldest chestnuts in the thriller genre--someone waking up with no memory and discovering they might be a murderer--is given a lively and original roasting in this, Gayle Lynds's first novel, which had reviewers comparing Lynds to Robert Ludlum and Ian Fleming. Lynds, whose background includes journalism and high-level involvement with international security, makes her amnesia victim, Liz Sansborough, a poignant and recognizable character. Is she really a CIA agent turned rogue killer, as the people who are looking after her insist? Or is she the innocent victim of some diabolic plot? You won't know for sure until you turn the very last page.
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very good

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I knew, after reading wonderful novels that Gayle Lynds co-authored with Robert Ludlum, that I had to have her books. I started with this one and was certainly not disappointed. She weaves a captivating tale in and around a beautiful CIA agent that has no memory of who she is. As the truth about her past unravels, she encounters dangers that could not have ever have suspected.

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I could not put this book down very good. A real page turner.

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I ENJOYED READING THIS BOOK.

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A women has lost her memory. she may be a CIA agent
gone bad-or inocent target. But in a world of mirrors
it's almost impossible to see the truth and even harder
to escape.

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a women loses her memory, but has brief flashes of her past life and must decide who to trust. Interesting,fast moving and believable.

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