3.5 out of 5 stars
What would you do if you realized your whole life has been a lie , and all those that loved and knew you, knew about it and didn't tell you .

Jane has come a long way since her car accident that took away her memories . But living her quaint life with her boyfriend she really doesn't want to relive the past but it has a way of rearing its ugly head , When people start calling her Samantha , Jane is determined to find out the truth. Btu with one man saying she is Samantha and the man she depends on Derek who is her shelter and her rock . Will she be able to figure out who is telling the truth .

I will say when I sat down to read this book I was a little concerned for the characters at the beginning . I really liked Dr. Derek he took care of Jane and kept her safe and man he was sexy but also he is hiding secrets . He has secrets that are both Jane's and his . He has a dark side that you just don't know about .Jane is a in my opinion a lost soul . She comes off as a kick butt woman who has been hurt really bad and can't remember her life . She comes off very naïve at the beginning and then she really becomes strong and together they are a great couple that challenge each other . The rest of the cast of characters are brought in to keep Jane off balance and sometimes I feel like they just should of backed off a bit .

I sat down and started this book and it took me a bit of time to get into it . I loved Jane and Derek together . The first half of the book was really good and then it went into all the twists and turns that actually had me lost for a bit.. I felt like this wasn't one of the authors best books . There is too much going on and you can get confused with all the twists and turns in the middle of the book . Over all I did enjoy the book and I did figure it all out in the end . So if you want to take a chance on a good book add this to your summer reading list

This books is a roller coaster that I can't describe in words and I don't want to try, because I will ruin it. I don't have enough words and they are not enough big to engulf this book and show its essence. Well written!