Remember Me?

De: Amanda Ashby, Sally Rigby

Narrado por: Thomas Judd

A perfect life....

Paul Henderson leads a normal life. A deputy headteacher at a good school, a loving relationship with girlfriend Jenna and a baby on the way. Everything seems perfect.

A shocking message....

Until Paul receives a message from his ex-fiancé, Nicole. Beautiful, ambitious and fierce, Nicole is everything Jenna is not. And now it seems Nicole is back, and she has a score to settle with Paul....

A deadly secret.

But Paul can’t understand how Nicole is back. Because he’s pretty sure he killed her with his own bare hands....

Which means someone else knows the truth about what happened that night. And they’ll stop at nothing to make Paul pay....

A brand-new psychological thriller that will keep you guessing till the end! Perfect for fans of Sue Watson, Nina Manning and Shalini Boland.

©2021 Amanda Ashby and Sally Rigby (P)2021 Boldwood Books

Page turner

The description of the plot of this book sounded trite, but it turned out to be a real page turner. You do have to suspend your disbelief, and the twist isn’t that surprising. However, this story hooked me from the beginning, and I was emotionally invested in the characters.

Unpredictable

I was pleasantly surprised how the story unfolded. It kept my interest the whole time. I want able to guess what was coming next.

Amateurish - Save your credit

After finishing all of Sally Rigby’s books I started on this collaboration. Amazingly I finished the book but it was like watching a trashy TV show and not turning it off. I wouldn’t call it a thriller or crime novel - rather a romance novel woven around a crime. The story is clumsy and disjointed - a real disappointment. I wondered if one of them wrote the beginning and the other the end - it simply doesn’t fit together - implausible storyline turns and ‘twists’.

Childhood Favorite

I love this book and the entire series. It is a childhood favorite re-released! I look forward to sharing them with my kids!

Nonstop

this was a very good read. this book keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. You think you know who it is and what's going on, only to rethink it again and again.