I loved this book. David Rosenfelt puts so much humor and emotion in his books. His story lines and characters are wonderful

This is a sequel to Blackout and continues the story of cop, Doug Brock, a New Jersey cop shot in the line of duty. Suffering from amnesia after the shooting, Doug is finding his way in a new reality. He’s getting some of his memory back and is back with his fiancée, and leaning on his friends in an amnesia support group. Things are going along well until a support group member, Sean approaches him with a shocking story. Sean has found a scrapbook in his attic, a scrapbook about a murdered girl. Sean has no memory of the book, how it came to be in his attic or the girl. Doug takes the information to his department where the case of the murdered girl is reopened. But what will the truth reveal about the man Doug has come to call a friend. More importantly, what will it reveal about Doug himself and the man he has become. Rosenfelt grabs readers by the throat and doesn’t let go in the follow-up to Blackout, which I liked even better than the first book.