What its about: 
 Charlie and Silas have both lost all recollection of their lives before. Together they try to piece together who they were, and most importantly what happened that last night. So the question is, what started it all? 
 What I expected: 
 What I got: 
 Even though this book was short I found it hard to finish. It took me a couple of days to actually get into it. The description makes it seem like only one character suffers from memory loss (both main characters do). We only get to see to a certain extent who they were before, not what got them to where we they currently stand. The romance was not there in my opinion, especially if it's going to be considered "true love". Character wise, I couldn't feel sympathy for them, especially because of who they were before. 
 Truly I couldn't feel an inkling of connection for anyone. Call me cruel, but there's nothing redeemable being presented. Oh, and believe me, they require some redeeming. 
 My other complaint was the cheating. I understand that was them "before", but I can't get past that. One of the relationships was just horrendous in my opinion. Their entire relationship together was also quite dysfunctional, then and now. 
 This applies to either gender. 
 There was an all time level of angst, understandably, yet I did not care for the "why". 
 Was this supposed to be a thriller/mystery? It was paced at the same level of thrill as a child's swing. 
 Here's a demonstration of the climax: 
 I don't want to reveal much, since anything can be considered a spoiler due to the length of this novel. 
 If you're looking for a mystery, you won't find out much from this book. Wait for all the books to come out, they'll form a proper novel, so you'll get more development. 
 This novel ends on cliffhanger, you were warned. 
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