I received an ARC copy from netgalley for my honest review, so thank you netgalley and publishers for sending me a copy =]

Fifteen years ago Ellen Smith vanished from the woods near her small Welsh village. Never to be seen again.
Eight people were in the woods that night: eight splintered lives, eight people hiding a terrible secret. But who can remember the truth?
Now, Ellen’s best friend, Detective Ava Cole is all grown up back in the village where it all began, and everyone is asking the same question.
What really happened to Ellen?
Filled with shocking discoveries and traumatic memories this fast paced thriller is perfect for fans of Friend Request and Close to Home.


The cover and title is what originally drew me to this book.
This is my first book by this author. It was alltogether an easy read. ♡ I give this book a
4.5 star rating!

To start with all I can say is what a brilliant book this was. It kept me hooked and second-guessing all the way through, although I was correct in my original thoughts about what had happened

I really liked the way all the main characters interacted, although it took some concentrating to follow the story with so many people intertwined within the main story line.

Overall I thought it was a great read and can't wait to read more from the author.

Thank you Netgalley and HQ Digital for the ARC.

A group of former highschool friends reunite years later when one of them is diagnosed terminally ill. The coming together digs up a long kept secret and pretty soon more people end up getting hurt.
Remember Me moves at a pleasant pace with nice enough characters. A heartwrenching story lies at the root of the mystery, but the book misses the thrill to make it an exciting read.

I wanted to like this but the pace was too slow for me and too many characters. It was hard to follow all the different stories and to engage with each character. Sorry not great for me.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

In a Welsh town 15 years ago Ellen Smith disappeared in the woods and has never been seen again. There had been 8 people in the woods that night and they are now all hiding a secret.

Detective Ava Cole had been Ellen's best friend and she's asking the same question that everyone else in the village has been asking for 15 years, what happened to her friend Ellen?

Ava has returned to the village because her ex-husband is dying and also to re-connect with her estranged son whom she has not seen since he was a child.

The pace of the book could have been a lot faster and then it might have been easier to connect with the characters and feel for them.

I really wanted to like this one, but I had a hard time getting into it. It’s well written, and a decent story, but the pacing is really slow. I also wasn’t fond of any of the characters. That said, I can see it appealing to some readers.

I’d like to thank HQ Digital and NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read ‘Remember Me’ by D E White in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

On hearing of the imminent death of her ex-husband, Detective Ava Cole takes three weeks’ leave from her job in the Los Angeles Police Department to return to her home town of Aberdyth in Wales hoping that her son Stephen has forgiven her for leaving him when he was a baby. On her arrival in Aberdyth she finds that years later people are still talking about the disappearance of Ava’s best friend, Ellen Smith. Ava is one of the few people who know the truth but cannot tell anyone what really happened.

When I read the description of ‘Remember Me’ it sounded exciting and the sort of novel I’d enjoy and although I liked the character of Ava Cole it isn’t enough to keep me reading. I’ve reached the half-way mark and realised that I don’t really care what happened to Ellen Smith, or what happens to Ava. It’s a pity as the start was promising but it didn’t live up to my expectations.

From the publisher: Fifteen years ago Ellen Smith vanished from the woods near her small Welsh village. Never to be seen again. Eight people were in the woods that night: eight splintered lives, eight people hiding a terrible secret. But who can remember the truth? Now, Ellen’s best friend, Detective Ava Cole is all grown up back in the village where it all began, and everyone is asking the same question. What really happened to Ellen?

Told as Ava's story in the third person, there were chapters interspersed in the first-person point of view of the villain. Ava has returned to Wales because her ex-husband Paul is dying, and she wants to reconnect with her son Stephen who was still a toddler when she left him with Paul. Another of their childhood friends, Penny, married Paul and believes that Stephen will need Ava in his life once Paul dies. With Ava's return comes a lot of anxiety over what happened to Ellen back when Ava and her friends were all teenagers.

There were a lot of characters in this story, which made it difficult to see a lot of character development -- even with the key eight, especially since the current day deals with their children and how the events in the past come full circle in the present. As an LAPD detective, Ava finds herself embroiled in a missing persons case in Wales that seems to be tied to Ellen's disappearance in the past.

This story had me guessing until about halfway through when I figured out the villain, but then it had me second-guessing if I was actually correct. The author does a good job of pointing the reader in a specific direction. I think Ava makes some moves that she shouldn't as a detective, but we can pass them off as her being too emotionally invested in the case.

Definitely an interesting read. Just make sure you pay close attention to the characters as you get started.

Thanks to NetGalley and HQ Digital for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review. This title is scheduled for publication on February 6, 2019.

This one was just OK for me. Not very memorable and didn’t keep me on the edge of my seat. I found it difficult to keep track of what was going on.

Thanks to NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book!

After reading the first five chapters of this book, I unfortunately am too confused to care to continue. I really wanted to like this book, the summary sounded promising, so I am going to put in down and maybe one day come back to it with fresh eyes. For me, the characters were too muddled and did not stand out which made it harder to figure out which character I reading about.

I loved this. It's about a detective named Ava who returns to her home town to see her dying ex. But they've been hiding a dark secret and someone knows. I liked Ava's character and the story is well written, full.of twists and surprises. Recommend to anyone who likes pyschological thrillers.

Completely adequate. You know what’s going to happen and you let the book take you there. You enjoy the ride, walk away when it’s done and never think about it again.

Thanks NetGalley for the ARC

Thank you NetGalley and DE White for giving me the opportunity to read this book for exchange of my honest opinion.
The old adage that you can't go home again couldn't be more true when it comes to this story and for Ava Cole. Don't try to figure out what is going on because it won't happen. I found it so difficult to keep track of who was who and what they were doing. It was a borderline frustrating.
There are so many things going on and you really need to pay attention.

Good book, really enjoyed it. Will recommend this book to others. And will read it more than one 5******

I think the best way to sum up my thoughts is to say that it was gripping but not memorable. In the way that it was well-developed but not shocking enough for this kind of plot - this is, after all, a very popular scenario, in the tradition of Agatha Christie, where you are basically given all the suspects and only need to figure out their backstories to guess what happened.

But I liked it. I will look out for more from D.E. White.

Big thanks to NetGalley for the copy in exchange for my honest review.

A good mystery thriller about a missing girl that held my interest throughout. The book was well written and the characters interesting especially Ava Cole who has returned from her stint as a detective with the LAPD . A story of twists and turns That is fast paced and addictive making it a quick read and very enjoyable. I can recommend this if you enjoy mystery thrillers.
My thanks to NetGalley and HQ Digital for a chance to read the ARC in exchange for my honest review.

Thank you to net galley and the publisher for letting me have the opportunity to read this book. D. E. White did a really good job with Remember Me. Fast paced and atmospheric. Kept me guessing until the very end. Enjoyed the characters and the story was gripping.

I enjoyed this book, I thought it perfectly captured the small town feel of a secluded Welsh valley and the kids growing up there.The drug taking and games were a bit disturbing and so was the central theme of the book.It was interesting to see the characters as grown ups and to try and unpick the web that had been weaved.I went completely the wrong way in my thinking as I am sure I was meant to, I did cotton on to the true culprit eventually,but really wasn't sure until all was revealed.I like to be kept guessing and this book did that.It was a tense and exciting book to read ,and I thought it was great.Thanks to netgalley and the publishers for an ARC.

Remember Me by D.E. White is a thriller about a missing girl. Ava a police detective returns to her home town when she hears that her ex husband is dying and to reconnect with her son that she has not seen since he was a small child.
Not all of her old friends and acquaintances as happy about this because of an incident when they were young that resulted in one of their friends going missing.
Ava starts to receive cryptic messages and texts, and fears for her safety.
I enjoyed parts of this story but guessed the identity of the malicious messages early on.
I would like to thank NetGalley and HQ Digital for my e-copy in exchange for an honest review.

I received this book from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion.

A very well writen murder mystery, that leaves the reader trying to solve who the killer is through out the book. I guessed it early on, but still liked the twists that the author provided. It took me too long to get a hold of the storyline and want to keep reading it. I struggled with character development.