Imagine waking up one morning in bed with a strange man, in a strange house, with no memory of how you got here. Every day this is the way Christine wakes up. The man patiently explains he is her husband Ben; she was in a terrible accident and lost her memory. Every day he tells her the story; every night she forgets it when she goes to sleep. She is told there is nothing else they can do for her; her memory will never improve.But something is different now; Christine has been contacted by a doctor who wants to work with her; he thinks he may be able to help her. He suggests she begin writing a journal; every night before she goes to sleep, she writes down everything that has happened to her that day. Every morning Dr. Nash calls her and tells her where to look to find her journal, and tells her to read it. Gradually, Christine begins to have flashes of memory. However, she also finds that Ben is lying to her. Is he lying to keep her from experiencing her painful past over and over every day, as he claims, or is it something else? Can Ben be trusted?
Very suspenseful.
368 pages
