If you've followed me for awhile, you know that Kylie Scott is one of my favorite authors. That she wrote one of my top 3 book boyfriends of all-time, Mal Ericson, from Play. While I've loved everything I've read from her so far, her last book wasn't one that appealed to me, as I don't really care for the older man trope. I've not read a lot of amnesia stories either, but I knew that I wanted to give this one a try. And once again, I was hooked right away. I mean I had just started the audio and I already was at the point where I didn't want to get out of the car and go in to a family get together because it was so good! The story kept me wondering what exactly could be behind all the things that were happening to Clementine. I also wondered what in the world happened to cause her and Ed to break up, and we were kind of kept wondering about that for a while. In a good way, the way that would keep us listening and needing to go on to find out more. I had so many theories that kept me hoping the author wouldn't do what it seemed would happen. It was so addicting that I went home on my fourth day of listening in the car, and after work, I sat in my living room and listened to the last quarter of the book because I had to know. That is a good book to me!

This review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.