Really enjoyed this one!

Although there were no twists as such in this the plot was still really gripping. I always love a book that can make me feel really strong feelings and emotions & the hatred I had for Austin was unreal!

3.25/5 stars! I have enjoyed the Theo Baxter books I have read, so was excited to get my hands on "I Remember You." Unfortunately this book doesn't live up to the standards to other books by this author. It felt like the premise set the book up for failure. The premise is about how perfect Aria's life is and that she's in a happy marriage. The reality is these two hate each other and that becomes quickly evident. I think if it had been marketed that way, I would have enjoyed it more. That said, I still liked the twists and Aria was a compelling character.

Well this physiological thriller really does have it all. A secluded location, a main character with retrograde amnesia, and another who may or may not be telling her the truth.

My favourite part of this book is the writing of the characters. Almost instantly I found myself rooting for Aria and absolutely loathing Austin.

Is it predictable? Maybe slightly, if you read a lot of these types of books. But it really shouldn’t matter, given the exceptional writing. I couldn’t recommend more.

Overall I really enjoyed this read. It was a quick read for me, I was able to finish it in about 6hours. I was slightly disappointed that I guessed the ending in the first few chapters. However, it did not make the book disappointing in any way, I loved reading all the pieces fall together in the story.

Creepy thriller about a woman who lost her memory and is trying to figure out what is real. The author did a great job establishing a feeling of isolation and anxiety. Left me feeling very unsettled. Overall interesting and gripping thriller. 3.5 stars.

I Remember You by Theo Baxter.
I did enjoy this book. It was intense and disturbing. I couldn't put it down. I love this author. This is the 11th book I have read by him. I would definitely recommend this book.

Quick read and entertaining even though it was too predictable.
You know from the first pages what the ultimate revelation is going to be; so, I guess what matters more is how Aria, the main character, will find it out.
If you are interested in toxic masculinity and how victims psychologically react to it, you will probably enjoy it more than I have.
Thanks to Net Galley for the online copy!

This was a page turner and I’m glad I was able to read this book it was great I will recommend on release day

Aria wakes up with no memory of her life before a traumatic accident, and now she’s living off the grid with her husband Austin, trying to rebuild. Everything seems fine—until it doesn’t. Her nightmares start creeping in, and the pieces of her past that do come back don’t match Austin’s version of the story. And let me tell you… the vibes were off.

I flew through this one needing to know what was real, what wasn’t, and who was lying (because someone clearly was).

Thank you to Inkubator Books and NetGalley for the ARC!

This is a good psychological thriller where you're never sure what you can or can not trust as you are reading the book. There are lots of twists and turns and it keeps you turning pages.

This book is such a page turner! I loved every minute of it! Definitely recommend reading it if you have not already! I don’t want to go into detail you need to read it for yourself!

I Remember You by Theo Baxter is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the complexity of memory, trust, and the unsettling truths that lie beneath the surface of a seemingly perfect life. The story follows Aria West, a sculptor who, two years after a traumatic accident that erased her memories, lives with her husband, Austin, in a secluded cabin in upstate New York. While she’s built a new life, her past continues to haunt her through vivid nightmares that don’t align with Austin’s version of events.

Baxter expertly creates an atmosphere of growing tension and paranoia, pulling readers into Aria’s journey as she begins to unravel the truth about what happened to her. The gradual deterioration of her trust in her husband, who seems to be hiding something sinister, makes for a compelling psychological battle. Aria's struggle to piece together her fragmented memories and uncover the truth becomes an engrossing quest for justice and self-discovery.

What makes this novel particularly engaging is Baxter’s skillful use of unreliable memories and the sense of claustrophobia that Aria feels as she begins to question everything around her. The slow burn of suspense, coupled with well-timed twists, keeps the reader on edge until the final revelations. The tension between Aria and Austin, along with the isolated setting, makes for a perfect backdrop to the unraveling of dark secrets.

For fans of psychological thrillers that delve deep into the intricacies of memory, trust, and betrayal, I Remember You is a captivating read that will have you hooked from start to finish.

This is another brilliant psychological thriller that delves into themes of memory, trust, and hidden secrets. If you enjoy books with twists and turns that keep you guessing, this one might be worth checking out.

Theo Baxter once again proves his mastery of psychological suspense with I Remember You, a gripping and thought-provoking thriller that lingers in the mind long after the final page. Known for his ability to craft compelling narratives, Baxter delivers a story with a brilliant concept that is executed flawlessly.

The novel’s build-up is exceptionally well-paced, gradually heightening tension until it becomes almost unbearable. As the protagonist’s journey unfolds, the sense of unease grows so intense that it’s impossible not to feel anxious on their behalf—despite knowing it’s a work of fiction. This level of immersion is a testament to Baxter’s skill in drawing readers into his characters’ experiences.

The twist is nothing short of masterful, shifting the story in a way that is both shocking and disturbingly plausible. It leaves readers contemplating just how easily this narrative could have played out in real life, blurring the line between fiction and True Crime.

With its compelling premise, expertly crafted suspense, and a conclusion that lingers in the mind, I Remember You is a must-read for thriller enthusiasts. Theo Baxter continues to set the bar high, delivering yet another novel that is impossible to put down.

As always Theo Baxter manages to get me hooked right away and keep me guessing with the twists and turns.

I love me some amnesia trope so I went into this pretty hyped, it delivered and then some. what a story! Loved this past paced thriller and its intensity and disturbing twists. This was a brilliant story, easy to follow, and keep track of what was happening, loved the way it portrayed the unsettling fragility of memory.

Thank you to NetGalley and Inkubator Books for this eARC in exchange for my honest opinion

I am a massive theo baxter fan sk couldn't wait to get stuck in and this was another winner. Its well written and the characters cime to life off the page. The plot is well planned out and executed with some amazing twists and tunrs thrown in. It's one of those books that's keeps the plot moving forwards and there are no chapters dragging it out. I really enjoyed it

Happy Monday Folks!

Long time fan of Theo Baxter here, and when I saw "I Remember You", start to generate a buzz on Instagram, I knew I would not be able to wait until release day!

I Remember You, is a chilling psychological thriller that delves into the unsettling depths of memory, obsession, and the blurred lines between reality and delusion.

Baxter easily crafts a pervasive sense of unease and dread, creating an atmosphere that is both claustrophobic and unsettling. The slow build of suspense allowed me to completely immerse myself into the growing paranoia Aria, the main character, was experiencing . Baxter skillfully explores the complexities of memory and perception, raising questions about the reliability of our own minds. Aria's descent into obsession and doubt is portrayed with chilling realism.

So many twists, I quite honestly felt the whiplash long after concluding...

I Remember You, will be loved amongst the thriller book lovers !!

Check out this teaser :

The perfect life…Or the perfect lie?

Two years ago, Aria West woke up in hospital with a severe head injury and no recollection of her previous life.

Now, she’s a successful sculptor, living in a remote cabin in upstate New York with her husband, Austin. Despite everything that’s happened, she’s living a good life. A peaceful life.

Except for the recurring nightmares – terrifying fragments of the trauma that led to her memory loss. Fragments that do not match Austin’s account of that fateful day.

As his behavior grows increasingly erratic, Aria becomes convinced her husband is hiding something sinister. To feel safe in the future, she knows she has to uncover the truth about the past—

But getting her memory back won’t be easy. Especially when someone will do anything to stop that from happening…

I was hooked from the beginning!!
It was amazing and engaging.
I was instantly sucked in by the atmosphere and writing style.
The characters were all very well developed .
The writing is exceptional and I was hooked after the first sentence.

Theo Baxter’s I Remember You is a gripping psychological thriller that masterfully explores the unsettling fragility of memory and the terrifying possibility that the people closest to us may not be who they seem. With its dark twists, atmospheric setting, and relentless tension, this novel will keep readers on edge until the very last page.

The story follows Aria West, a sculptor trying to rebuild her life after suffering a traumatic head injury that erased her memories. Her husband Austin, steadfast and supportive, has been her rock during her recovery. But as Aria’s subconscious starts to piece together disturbing fragments of the past through recurring nightmares, the cracks in Austin’s carefully constructed narrative begin to show. Is he protecting her from the truth, or is he the very danger she fears?

Baxter excels at creating an oppressive sense of unease, drawing readers deep into Aria’s fractured perspective. The isolated cabin in upstate New York serves as a chillingly symbolic backdrop — a place meant to offer comfort and healing but instead heightens the tension and paranoia. As Aria questions her own memories and sanity, readers are left guessing whether her fears are justified or the result of lingering trauma.

The novel’s pacing is relentless, with each chapter peeling back a new layer of deception. Just when the truth seems within reach, Baxter skillfully twists the narrative, keeping the suspense taut. Aria’s character is both vulnerable and determined, making her a compelling protagonist readers will root for as she navigates the darkness of her past.

Themes of gaslighting, manipulation, and the fallibility of memory are explored with psychological depth. Baxter’s writing invites readers to reflect on how much we rely on our recollections to shape our sense of reality — and how terrifying it is when those memories are compromised.

Fans of thrillers by authors like B.A. Paris and Gillian Flynn will find I Remember You a haunting and immersive read. With its shocking revelations and emotionally charged storytelling, Theo Baxter delivers a psychological rollercoaster that lingers long after the final twist.