Jeff Abbott

Jeff Abbott--author of the New York Times-bestselling Sam Capra series--returns with a thrilling new psychological suspense novel...

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A BOSTON GLOBE BEST BOOK OF 2017 AN AUSTIN CHRONICLE TOP READ OF 2017 A SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL BEST MYSTERY NOVEL OF 2017 AUTHORS ON THE AIR 2017 BOOK OF THE YEAR From "one of the best thriller writers in the business" (Associated Press) comes a novel praised by Harlan Coben as "mesmerizing, gripping...the perfect blend of complex characters, plot twists galore, and great psychological suspense." Sometimes the person you thought you knew best... Turns out to be someone you never really knew at all. The crash that killed him Two years ago, Jane Norton crashed her car on a lonely road, killing her friend David and leaving her with amnesia. At first, everyone was sympathetic. Then they found Jane's note: I wish we were dead together. A girl to blame From that day the town turned against her. But even now Jane is filled with questions: Why were they on that road? Why was she with David? Did she really want to die? The secrets she should forget Most of all, she must find out who has just written her an anonymous message: I know what really happened. I know what you don't remember... Don't miss Jeff Abbott's most chilling thriller to date--perfect for readers of The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, or The Woman in Cabin 10. "One of my favorite writers."--Laura Lippman, New York Times bestselling author "If you like Harlan Coben, read this book. Taut, twisty, and elegantly-written, with an ending you won't see coming."--Sarah Pekkanen, bestselling author of The Perfect Neighbors "Jeff Abbott is a master...I am, and always have been, a devoted fan."--Lisa Unger, New York Times bestselling author

Madhuri Sridhara

2.5- Dull characters with an over the top plot. Jane Norton is about as interesting as Bella Swan but she's cooler. Abbott wants you to know that. He makes sure you get that she's got an edge at every point possible. But other than that, she's your average Mary Sue and it doesn't help that she has amnesia. 

It's arrested development (that's the name of the show!) and we have to suffer through it. Yet somehow she's wanted by all in every sense of the word. It's hard to believe and the ending makes it even more rididculous.

Daniela Pereira

I am completely blown away by this. I honestly don’t think I can review this book because all I can say is: PLEASE READ IT. One of my favorite genres, be it in books, tv shows or movies is crime - I pride myself in being a bit of a detective and figuring out who did it before the end. Well, Jeff Abbott proves me wrong every time, and I’ve given up crafting theories about “the bad guy”. 
PLEASE READ THIS BOOK. Have I said it already?

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