Shalini Boland
4/5 stars
A woman is washed up on the beach, with no memories of anything that happened before she was rescued. She discovers her name, Mia, and begins to learn about her life. The people closest to her, though, seem to be lying and Mia struggles to find out about her life prior to her accident--if it was indeed an accident.
Mia's journey to know herself seems straight-forward enough at the beginning of the novel, but as the lies mount up, it becomes increasingly interesting. Just when it all seems to make sense, Boland gives the story not one, but two twists that left me breathless. Despite two plot holes, this is a great light suspense that, while a quick read, will leave the reader wanting to talk about it.
