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The disappearance of his wife breaks Clay LeGrand's heart, but when she returns two years later with no memory of where she has been, Clay finds himself drawn into a struggle with a mysterious figure who stalks his wife. Original.
379 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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Sharon Sala
281 books2,312 followersBiography
Sharon Sala is a Native Oklahoman and still lives within a two hour drive of where she was born.
First published in 1991, she is a New York Times/USA Today, best-selling author with a 135 plus books published in seven different genres, including Romantic suspense, Mystery, Young Adult, Western, Fiction, Women’s Fiction and Non-Fiction.
Industry Awards include:
Eight-time RITA finalist. (Romance Industry award)
The Janet Dailey Award.
Five-time Career Achievement winner from RT Magazine.
Five time winner of the National Reader’s Choice Award.
Five time winner of the Colorado Romance Writer’s Award of Excellence.
Heart of Excellence Award.,
Booksellers Best Award.
Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award RITA, presented by RWA.
Centennial Award from RWA for recognition of her 100th published novel.
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May 29, 2011
3 ½ stars. I didn’t feel surprise, delight, or wow, but it was an enjoyable escape.
STORY BRIEF:
The story begins with happily married couple Frankie (wife) and Clay. Clay comes home from work and finds his wife gone. A cup of coffee is spilled on the floor, not cleaned up. The police suspect Clay killed her but have no proof. Clay hires a PI who finds nothing. Two years pass. Clay comes home from work and finds Frankie sleeping in his bed. She has amnesia and can’t explain what happened. She has needle marks in her arms and a tattoo on her neck. The rest of the story is from two points of view. One: the reader watches the couple slowly uncover clues and learn what happened to Frankie. Part of this is Frankie slowly remembering bits and pieces about her capture. Two: the reader sees through the eyes of the kidnapper. She escaped from him. He is angry. From his point of view we learn more about why he desires her and their past.
REVIEWER’S OPINION:
The book cover states “romantic suspense.” But this is not traditional romance because the couple is already together when the book starts. You might say this is the second half of a romance which starts with a separation. There is conflict connected to the separation because Clay doesn’t feel he can trust her anymore. It has some romantic elements because there are some sex scenes and there is a happy ending. Technically this is more of a “mild suspense thriller.” Thriller because we watch the bad guy as he plans to re-kidnap Frankie. This is not scary edge of your seat – it’s milder than that. Although Frankie has amnesia, she feels fear and buys a gun which is smart. She doesn’t want to be a victim again, which is something I like. It was a good story watching things develop. I enjoyed identifying and sympathizing with the two main characters.
Clay is loving, generous, kind, patient, unselfish, and protective. While she is recovering he cooks for her. He encourages her not to do much around the house. He’s also that way during sex. He is tall and handsome. Other women desire him. He works as a foreman in his father’s construction company.
Frankie lost her parents at age four and was raised in an orphanage. She obtained a degree in library science and works in the local library. She’s intelligent with a pleasant personality. She’s very much in love with Clay.
DATA:
Story length: 373 pages. Swearing language: mild, including religious swear words. Sexual language: none/mild. Number of sex scenes: 4. Estimated number of sex scene pages: 11. Setting: current day Denver, Colorado, Southern California, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Copyright: 1999. Genre: suspense thriller with romance.
STORY BRIEF:
The story begins with happily married couple Frankie (wife) and Clay. Clay comes home from work and finds his wife gone. A cup of coffee is spilled on the floor, not cleaned up. The police suspect Clay killed her but have no proof. Clay hires a PI who finds nothing. Two years pass. Clay comes home from work and finds Frankie sleeping in his bed. She has amnesia and can’t explain what happened. She has needle marks in her arms and a tattoo on her neck. The rest of the story is from two points of view. One: the reader watches the couple slowly uncover clues and learn what happened to Frankie. Part of this is Frankie slowly remembering bits and pieces about her capture. Two: the reader sees through the eyes of the kidnapper. She escaped from him. He is angry. From his point of view we learn more about why he desires her and their past.
REVIEWER’S OPINION:
The book cover states “romantic suspense.” But this is not traditional romance because the couple is already together when the book starts. You might say this is the second half of a romance which starts with a separation. There is conflict connected to the separation because Clay doesn’t feel he can trust her anymore. It has some romantic elements because there are some sex scenes and there is a happy ending. Technically this is more of a “mild suspense thriller.” Thriller because we watch the bad guy as he plans to re-kidnap Frankie. This is not scary edge of your seat – it’s milder than that. Although Frankie has amnesia, she feels fear and buys a gun which is smart. She doesn’t want to be a victim again, which is something I like. It was a good story watching things develop. I enjoyed identifying and sympathizing with the two main characters.
Clay is loving, generous, kind, patient, unselfish, and protective. While she is recovering he cooks for her. He encourages her not to do much around the house. He’s also that way during sex. He is tall and handsome. Other women desire him. He works as a foreman in his father’s construction company.
Frankie lost her parents at age four and was raised in an orphanage. She obtained a degree in library science and works in the local library. She’s intelligent with a pleasant personality. She’s very much in love with Clay.
DATA:
Story length: 373 pages. Swearing language: mild, including religious swear words. Sexual language: none/mild. Number of sex scenes: 4. Estimated number of sex scene pages: 11. Setting: current day Denver, Colorado, Southern California, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Copyright: 1999. Genre: suspense thriller with romance.
December 8, 2013
It was time for a suspense thriller. I just didn't expect it to SUCK so badly that I threw it across the room two thirds of the way thru. My husband called out, "It's a flinger!" Not many books are that StOopid that they have that distinction.
The premise: Francesca is one year blissfully married. Her husband goes to work one day, and when he comes home the door is unlocked, there's a broken coffee cup in the kitchen, and blood on the bathroom sink, and Frankie is gone. Two years later? He comes home and she's lying in his bed, thinking it's the same day that she left. What the heck happened?
First... selective amnesia is the loss of memory for a specific period of time. But Frankie doesn't only forget those two years, she forgets portions of her childhood that are convenient to the author, as well. LARGE portions of her childhood, since the bad guy happened to have monopolized her childhood, youth, AND adolescence.
Second... her husband hired a P.I. to find her, but the guy never ONCE looked into her background to see if there was anyone who might come after her? Completely unbelievable.
Third... when the cops figure out who it is, they 'can't find him'... Not even possible. Especially since the guy was just in the hospital in Vegas. A simple SSN check would reveal his location. It was absolutely ridiculous.
In addition, Frankie keeps having flashbacks, but the author (and her characters) hurry past them, not even mentioning them out loud. If you're trying to fill in holes, you need EVERY bit of information. The bust of Isis counts. So does the memory of dark hair, a hand over your mouth in the bathroom... she never tells ANYONE any of it. Ho.Mi. GAWSH!!!!
Then... a stranger moves in across the street. Wow, honey, it's a single, strong-looking, dark man with no furniture or belongings. Let's NOT tell the cops and have him checked out, because there's nothing suspicious about THAT.
That's when I threw the book across the room. I couldn't STAND it another minute. C'mon! Maybe you have the ability to string words together to make a fast-paced and decently written book, but if you can't make us believe what's happening, it's just SO not worth it.
The premise: Francesca is one year blissfully married. Her husband goes to work one day, and when he comes home the door is unlocked, there's a broken coffee cup in the kitchen, and blood on the bathroom sink, and Frankie is gone. Two years later? He comes home and she's lying in his bed, thinking it's the same day that she left. What the heck happened?
First... selective amnesia is the loss of memory for a specific period of time. But Frankie doesn't only forget those two years, she forgets portions of her childhood that are convenient to the author, as well. LARGE portions of her childhood, since the bad guy happened to have monopolized her childhood, youth, AND adolescence.
Second... her husband hired a P.I. to find her, but the guy never ONCE looked into her background to see if there was anyone who might come after her? Completely unbelievable.
Third... when the cops figure out who it is, they 'can't find him'... Not even possible. Especially since the guy was just in the hospital in Vegas. A simple SSN check would reveal his location. It was absolutely ridiculous.
In addition, Frankie keeps having flashbacks, but the author (and her characters) hurry past them, not even mentioning them out loud. If you're trying to fill in holes, you need EVERY bit of information. The bust of Isis counts. So does the memory of dark hair, a hand over your mouth in the bathroom... she never tells ANYONE any of it. Ho.Mi. GAWSH!!!!
Then... a stranger moves in across the street. Wow, honey, it's a single, strong-looking, dark man with no furniture or belongings. Let's NOT tell the cops and have him checked out, because there's nothing suspicious about THAT.
That's when I threw the book across the room. I couldn't STAND it another minute. C'mon! Maybe you have the ability to string words together to make a fast-paced and decently written book, but if you can't make us believe what's happening, it's just SO not worth it.
May 21, 2011
Another good one by Sharon Sala. I was very excited to read this book so I put it off a while to savor the anticipation. The writing was fast paced and exciting. I liked the hero and how, even when he was accused of murdering his wife, he still loved her and missed her. She was a bit less well developed but only by a small degree. Enjoyable secondary characters and a different sort of villian.
September 13, 2021
Fast pace and exciting! 4 1/2 Stars
Francesca and Clay were a combustible couple with a love s strong that it was tested when Francesca disappeared for two years and returned to Clay without knowledge of what happened to her. Very well written the plot was fresh and exciting. I would definitely recommend this book.
Francesca and Clay were a combustible couple with a love s strong that it was tested when Francesca disappeared for two years and returned to Clay without knowledge of what happened to her. Very well written the plot was fresh and exciting. I would definitely recommend this book.
May 17, 2017
Good Book
This was an Good Book. Couldn't put it down. You will wonder what will happen next. Good ending too. Good
This was an Good Book. Couldn't put it down. You will wonder what will happen next. Good ending too. Good
September 17, 2018
Ich muss gestehen, dass Buch hat mich überrascht. Der Klapptext war interessant und auch das Cover hat mir zugesagt. Der Schreibstil ist flüssig und ich war direkt in der Geschichte drin.
Die Protogonisten haben mir gut gefallen und ich konnte mir gut in sie herreinversetzen.
Ein wirklich sehr spannendes Buch, das ich echt genossen habe.
Die Protogonisten haben mir gut gefallen und ich konnte mir gut in sie herreinversetzen.
Ein wirklich sehr spannendes Buch, das ich echt genossen habe.
October 12, 2012
This is by far one of my favorites by Sharon Sala. I could never imagine what the characters of the book went through. Nor would I want to live it.
I felt as though I too struggled along with them trying to understand what had happened and what was going on. A very intense and emotional ride!
Sala is a very "easy to read" Author and Love her! I look forward to many many more books by her.
I felt as though I too struggled along with them trying to understand what had happened and what was going on. A very intense and emotional ride!
Sala is a very "easy to read" Author and Love her! I look forward to many many more books by her.
August 8, 2018
Der Anfang war spannend und hatte eben schon in der Leseprobe meine Neugierde und Interesse geweckt.
Auch wenn Thriller nicht so wirklich unbedingt mein Lieblings Genre ist.
Der Schreibstil scheint mir flüssig zu sein und ich war auch gut im Lesefluss.
Ich muss Clay wirklich hochanrechnen wie er sich Frankie gegenüber benommen hat, nachdem sie wieder aufgetaucht ist.
So zuvorkommend, aber eben doch mit einem normalen Maße an misstrauen.
Aber die Liebe ist stärker.
Die Lösung mit dem Tattoo am Ende hätte ich mir zwar anders vorgenommen, aber die Geste könnte als "süß" durchgehen.
Frankie
Nach zwei Jahren kommt sie plötzlich Nachhause und weiß nicht was passiert ist.
Sie meint einen ganz normalen Tag verbracht zu haben bis ihr Mann wieder von der Arbeit heimkehrt.
Die ganze Aufregung um sie, verstört sie erst, aber sie zeigt hier doch eine Zähigkeit und einen weiteren Willen zu kämpfen, den ich ihr nachdem Anfang dann nicht immer abgenommen hatte.
Manchmal hatte ich nachdem ersten 1/4 das sie nicht vorankommt.
Aber sie macht es doch wieder gut und gibt nicht auf.
Gemeinsam mit ihrer Familie, heißt mit Clay allem voran und dessen Eltern, bemüht sie sich in ihr altes Leben einzutauchen.
Dawson und sein Kollege, vor allem Dawson sind hier "nur" Randfiguren die einen wichtigen kleinen Part einnehmen.
Dawson hat am Anfang voreilig geurteilt und versucht nachdem Frankie wieder aufgetaucht ist, alles mögliche um den Fall aufzuklären.
Pharaoh.
Der Aufbau um ihn hier bei der Story hätte ein bisschen mehr sein können. Aber diese Abschnitte zeigen sehr gut wie er ist.
Wieso und weshalb er macht was er machte.
Was soll ich sagen es ist eine interessante Story aber der Spannungsbogen hält sich eher niedrig/flach.
Ich würde es nicht unbedingt als Thriller bezeichnen.
Das Buch ist übrigens schonmal unter dem Titel Das Tattoo erschienen
Auch wenn Thriller nicht so wirklich unbedingt mein Lieblings Genre ist.
Der Schreibstil scheint mir flüssig zu sein und ich war auch gut im Lesefluss.
Ich muss Clay wirklich hochanrechnen wie er sich Frankie gegenüber benommen hat, nachdem sie wieder aufgetaucht ist.
So zuvorkommend, aber eben doch mit einem normalen Maße an misstrauen.
Aber die Liebe ist stärker.
Die Lösung mit dem Tattoo am Ende hätte ich mir zwar anders vorgenommen, aber die Geste könnte als "süß" durchgehen.
Frankie
Nach zwei Jahren kommt sie plötzlich Nachhause und weiß nicht was passiert ist.
Sie meint einen ganz normalen Tag verbracht zu haben bis ihr Mann wieder von der Arbeit heimkehrt.
Die ganze Aufregung um sie, verstört sie erst, aber sie zeigt hier doch eine Zähigkeit und einen weiteren Willen zu kämpfen, den ich ihr nachdem Anfang dann nicht immer abgenommen hatte.
Manchmal hatte ich nachdem ersten 1/4 das sie nicht vorankommt.
Aber sie macht es doch wieder gut und gibt nicht auf.
Gemeinsam mit ihrer Familie, heißt mit Clay allem voran und dessen Eltern, bemüht sie sich in ihr altes Leben einzutauchen.
Dawson und sein Kollege, vor allem Dawson sind hier "nur" Randfiguren die einen wichtigen kleinen Part einnehmen.
Dawson hat am Anfang voreilig geurteilt und versucht nachdem Frankie wieder aufgetaucht ist, alles mögliche um den Fall aufzuklären.
Pharaoh.
Der Aufbau um ihn hier bei der Story hätte ein bisschen mehr sein können. Aber diese Abschnitte zeigen sehr gut wie er ist.
Wieso und weshalb er macht was er machte.
Was soll ich sagen es ist eine interessante Story aber der Spannungsbogen hält sich eher niedrig/flach.
Ich würde es nicht unbedingt als Thriller bezeichnen.
Das Buch ist übrigens schonmal unter dem Titel Das Tattoo erschienen
November 25, 2023
This book’s premise had all kinds of promise—promise that it couldn’t fulfill.
Frankie LeGrand disappeared from her house not long after her marriage to her construction foreman husband. The cops, the community, everyone but Clay’s parents, were sure he killed the woman. Two years later, she shows up in his bed on a rainy day not unlike the one on which she disappeared. She had suffered a concussion, and she had lost her memory. She had no idea where she had been during the two years. But as is the case with tropes like this in books, her memory gradually began to return.
There’s way too much open-door sex in here to suit me. It was tiresome, largely uncreative, and a consummate waste of my time. Furthermore, whoever edited this prior to publication shouldn’t have worked in that industry at all. I hope that hapless individual has done the industry a favor and gotten out. Someone’s heart skips a beat in this book about every second paragraph, and that’s only a super-mild exaggeration. This got so bad I pictured these characters all wandering about with halter monitors attached to them and daily reports flooding their respective cardiologists. Eventually the amateurish phrase “His/her heart skipped a beat” began to stand out like pulsing, embossed print. Someone is going to leave a comment and point out that it’s silly that I’m allowing an oft-repeated phrase to seriously deplete my enjoyment of the book. But you don’t understand. It got so bad I almost fell to counting the occurrences. The images of Clay and Frankie sexing it up while wearing halter monitors and complaining that their body contortions was peeling back the tape holding the monitor in place overcame me in a place or two. For the record, no one wears a heart monitor. I just thought with all that beat skipping, someone should.
Frankie LeGrand disappeared from her house not long after her marriage to her construction foreman husband. The cops, the community, everyone but Clay’s parents, were sure he killed the woman. Two years later, she shows up in his bed on a rainy day not unlike the one on which she disappeared. She had suffered a concussion, and she had lost her memory. She had no idea where she had been during the two years. But as is the case with tropes like this in books, her memory gradually began to return.
There’s way too much open-door sex in here to suit me. It was tiresome, largely uncreative, and a consummate waste of my time. Furthermore, whoever edited this prior to publication shouldn’t have worked in that industry at all. I hope that hapless individual has done the industry a favor and gotten out. Someone’s heart skips a beat in this book about every second paragraph, and that’s only a super-mild exaggeration. This got so bad I pictured these characters all wandering about with halter monitors attached to them and daily reports flooding their respective cardiologists. Eventually the amateurish phrase “His/her heart skipped a beat” began to stand out like pulsing, embossed print. Someone is going to leave a comment and point out that it’s silly that I’m allowing an oft-repeated phrase to seriously deplete my enjoyment of the book. But you don’t understand. It got so bad I almost fell to counting the occurrences. The images of Clay and Frankie sexing it up while wearing halter monitors and complaining that their body contortions was peeling back the tape holding the monitor in place overcame me in a place or two. For the record, no one wears a heart monitor. I just thought with all that beat skipping, someone should.
March 13, 2021
Clay und Francesca sind glücklich verheiratet. Bis zu dem Tag als Clay von der Arbeit kommt und seine Frau verschwunden ist. Er ist der Hauptverdächtige der Polizei. Zwei Jahre vergehen und von Francesca ist eine Spur zu finden. Doch als Clay eines Abends nach Hause kommt, findet er seine Frau im Bett vor und Francesca kann sich nicht erinnern....
Diese Geschichte geht unter die Haut. Man begleitet Clay und Francesca in ihre Suche nach dem Warum und was genau passiert ist. Der Anfang ist Süß und dann wird es spannend und bringt mehr als einmal mein Herz zum Raßen. Fasziniert folgt man die Veränderung von Clay und Francesca, die beiden machen und haben einiges durchgemacht und man spürt schnell wie sie sich verändern. Vor allem Francesca scheint immer mehr Stärke zu bekommen. Toller Thriller, der mich nicht wiederlos gelassen hat und mich bis zum Schluss an sich gebunden hat. Als Leser möchte man auch wissen wo war sie die zwei Jahre und was ist ihr widerfahren.
Diese Geschichte geht unter die Haut. Man begleitet Clay und Francesca in ihre Suche nach dem Warum und was genau passiert ist. Der Anfang ist Süß und dann wird es spannend und bringt mehr als einmal mein Herz zum Raßen. Fasziniert folgt man die Veränderung von Clay und Francesca, die beiden machen und haben einiges durchgemacht und man spürt schnell wie sie sich verändern. Vor allem Francesca scheint immer mehr Stärke zu bekommen. Toller Thriller, der mich nicht wiederlos gelassen hat und mich bis zum Schluss an sich gebunden hat. Als Leser möchte man auch wissen wo war sie die zwei Jahre und was ist ihr widerfahren.
April 28, 2025
This is one of the author’s older books but it still has all the suspense and mystery of her newer books. The storyline begins showing a loving couple who had only been married a year when the wife suddenly disappears. Of course the first person blamed is the husband even though the police never found the wife’s body. Even the press and most of the residents of Denver blamed the husband, he never gave up looking for her or missing her. Then two years later she shows up with needle marks on her arms and no memory of the lost two years. It was this start that pulled you into the story and as you read, you could not wait to find out what happens next. Great story and one you will really enjoy.
January 25, 2018
I'm the type of reader who finishes one book of an author and stick to them till their last book published and I thought it would be the same with Sharon Sala. I read one of her books last year and it left an impression, so I thought I can try another. Nope, I didn't finish the book. I just stopped at the middle. I felt like the story was just a story. I didn't feel the characters. Some parts are repeated and feels like cliche. I feel like a horse whose eyes are focus in front. Only to see what the writer wants me to see. Anyone who feels the same?
January 7, 2019
5 stars is not enough for this book. I started it and hated every minute that I couldn't read it. I loved the is book. It has everything suspense, laugher, heartbreak and a happy ending. Frankie disappears with out a trace, Clay her husband knows everyone thinks he did something to her. When she shows up 2 years later they have to figure out who to get their marige back along with her memory of the past 2 years. The dective feels he failed the couple and has to make up for his mistake but can he believe her memories in time when they need help the most.
May 13, 2019
This is a real page-turner! I read it all today, as I just couldn’t stop. Francesca disappears from her home on her first wedding anniversary, and is gone for two years, during which police believe her husband killed her, but can fine no evidence of that. She returns homes after the two years, with no memory of what has happened to her. It takes a lot to figure it out, and to realize that she is still in danger. Great, fun read!
January 16, 2020
Excellent romantic suspense by Sharon Sala. The heroine vanishes from her life, leaving her husband to be accused of her death. Two years later, she reappears without any memory of those two missing years. Sala orchestrates the complications with precision and heart, even for the bad guy. It's a great story. I liked it a lot.
August 30, 2022
Als je niet helemaal fit bent, leest het boek uit 1999 met een onwaarschijnlijk scenario lekker weg. Het verhaal triggert tot doorlezen. Als je bedenkt wat de (technische) mogelijkheden van toen waren blijft het verhaal ook gezocht (de hoofdpersonen kennen elkaar uit het weeshuis, hij houdt nog steeds van haar). De hoeveelheid gedrogeerde middelen mag minder om het realistisch te maken.
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February 28, 2024
Pretty gripping thriller
Another Sharon Sala winner. She weaves these characters intertwining back stories and bringing them into modern day. We feel the fright Francesca is grappling with and the absolute terror she finally realizes that SHE must save herself from the devil himself.
Another Sharon Sala winner. She weaves these characters intertwining back stories and bringing them into modern day. We feel the fright Francesca is grappling with and the absolute terror she finally realizes that SHE must save herself from the devil himself.
October 1, 2024
Tellement mais tellement chiant, les dialogues sont ultra cringes j’ai pas du tt aimé lire ce livre. Je l’ai fini pcq l’histoire semblait intéressante mais la fin est nulle, vraiment je n’ai pas du tt aimé. Au début je pensais que le livre allait être sympa et se lire facilement mais plus j’avançais plus c’était compliqué et inintéressant paradoxalement. Bon bref nul.
October 6, 2017
Excellent
My friend Sharon never disappoints! Mystery, intrigue, Rømance, a lil sex, all twisted into a plot worthy of sinking your teeth into. Classic Sharon and yet another fantastic read!
My friend Sharon never disappoints! Mystery, intrigue, Rømance, a lil sex, all twisted into a plot worthy of sinking your teeth into. Classic Sharon and yet another fantastic read!
February 27, 2019
REMEMBER ME
Sharon Sala knows how to write romantic suspense thrillers, this is one of her older ones- but still very good. It's her characters that make her books so good, in this one it is Frankie and Clay.
Sharon Sala knows how to write romantic suspense thrillers, this is one of her older ones- but still very good. It's her characters that make her books so good, in this one it is Frankie and Clay.
January 27, 2020
Sharon Sala knows how to write romantic suspense thrillers. I would consider this a second half of a romance which starts with a separation. There is conflict connected to the separation because Clay doesn't feel he can trust her anymore. Ir's a well written book.love the characters.
August 5, 2020
A romantic suspense about a woman who disappears and whose husband is the only suspect. When she suddenly appears 2 years later but with amnesia, the story was just getting started!
The writing was fast paced and well written.
The writing was fast paced and well written.
August 10, 2021
An unusual storyline that will have you begging for more!
This was quite a book! I always look forward to Sharon Sala’s books because they are going to be unique in storyline and characters. This is one of the best!
This was quite a book! I always look forward to Sharon Sala’s books because they are going to be unique in storyline and characters. This is one of the best!
August 4, 2022
Another Winner!
Another solid story from such an amazing author! Sharon Sala brings this story of obsession to life, and you will be turning page after page as quickly as you can read them. Fall in love with the main characters, and cheer them on!
Another solid story from such an amazing author! Sharon Sala brings this story of obsession to life, and you will be turning page after page as quickly as you can read them. Fall in love with the main characters, and cheer them on!
May 30, 2023
Good Book
Really enjoyed the mystery and intrigue of what had happened to Frankie for 2 yrs. As time went on thing started to comeback to Frankie . Near the end it got a little tension. But a good ending to the story.
Really enjoyed the mystery and intrigue of what had happened to Frankie for 2 yrs. As time went on thing started to comeback to Frankie . Near the end it got a little tension. But a good ending to the story.
December 18, 2016
Very good! I would recommend it
It did not end abruptly. Love the drama and love story. Great background information to fill in the readers questions
It did not end abruptly. Love the drama and love story. Great background information to fill in the readers questions
June 13, 2017
Remember Me
All I can say is WOW! Really enjoyed this exciting tale. Not a lot of mystery because you knew the score as you went long. The intrigue was in the telling.
All I can say is WOW! Really enjoyed this exciting tale. Not a lot of mystery because you knew the score as you went long. The intrigue was in the telling.
November 9, 2017
A good friend suggested I read one of Sharon Sala's books. So glad for that. I truly enjoyed Remember Me.
May 11, 2019
Fabulous Thriller
It’s a rollercoaster ride all the way. There is romance in it too. But every time you think the threat is over, it’s not.
It’s a rollercoaster ride all the way. There is romance in it too. But every time you think the threat is over, it’s not.
October 5, 2019
Remember Me
This storyline had an enjoyable difference to it for me. Definitely a page turner. Kept me in knots waiting to see how it turned out.
This storyline had an enjoyable difference to it for me. Definitely a page turner. Kept me in knots waiting to see how it turned out.
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