Today, I’m welcoming back author Theo Baxter whose latest book, I Remember You, I’ve just finished reading. Scroll on down and find out what I thought.
Blurb
The perfect life…Or the perfect lie?
Two years ago, Aria West woke up in hospital with a severe head injury and no recollection of her previous life.
Now, she’s a successful sculptor, living in a remote cabin in upstate New York with her husband, Austin. Despite everything that’s happened, she’s living a good life. A peaceful life.
Except for the recurring nightmares – terrifying fragments of the trauma that led to her memory loss. Fragments that do not match Austin’s account of that fateful day.
As his behavior grows increasingly erratic, Aria becomes convinced her husband is hiding something sinister. To feel safe in the future, she knows she has to uncover the truth about the past—
But getting her memory back won’t be easy. Especially when someone will do anything to stop that from happening…
Book Links
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/228160496-i-remember-you
Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/irememberyou-zbt
My Review
Having read other books by this author, I jumped at the chance to read this one. Wow! There are so many twists. Aria suffers from retrograde amnesia, so any memories before the accident are wiped from her mind. Still, a disturbing nightmare keeps her awake at night.
Is her devoted husband all he claims to be? She finds solace in her studio where she works with clay and other mediums.
When she decides to seek help away from home … well, that’s where even more twists come into the mix.
I’ll watch for more books by Theo Baxter.
About the Author
Theo Baxter loves writing psychological suspense thrillers. It’s all about that last reveal that he loves shocking readers with.
He grew up in New York, where there was crime all around. He decided to turn that into something positive with his fiction.
His stories will have you reading through the night—they are very addictive!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theobaxterauthor/
Dear Melanie,
This book, I remember you, sounds fascinating. Oh my gosh, I hope I never get in the position that the main character is in this book. Losing my memory would be scary enough, but having other things frightening me it would be a little overwhelming.
Thank you for always sharing such good books
Never give up
Joan
Thank you so much for being a part of the tour x