I loved everything about this book. The actual idea of it, of Forgetting, was something that I'm pretty sure has been done before, or at least the whole amnesia things has been overdone, and I was very surprised by The Forgetting and the world and set of characters that Sharon Cameron wrote. 
 Nadia was a strong character, she had to be strong with everything that was happening to her and with her being the only one in the city of Canaan that remembered everything from 12 years ago when she was just a kid. A lot of things were going in the background, and after befriending the glassblower's son, Gray, they really start to dive into the whole conspiracy and problem that was Canaan because something wrong was definitely going on. It was a great book that kept me guessing and wondering about the truth behind the Forgetting and who really was that bad guy in all this. There were a lot of surprises here and there, but overall it was a great story with just about everything: a little romance, bit of humor, action (view spoiler)[ heads up, one brutal and savage death near the end of the book (hide spoiler)], mystery, sci-fi (somewhat), and a whole new world to discover it all. 
 I enjoyed the love interest, Gray, and how much they loved each other, especially during the heartbreaking moments. Seeing together throughout the story was totally one of my favorite parts. As for the love rival, boy was I in for a surprise when I thought that Eshan had a crush on Nadia! (view spoiler)[Finally a love rival who likes the guy instead of the girl, yay! (hide spoiler)] I mean, I also liked the Liliya and Jonathan moments the last few chapters, it was nice. 
 I admit that I was confused with the cover of the book and how it tied with the actual story. It wasn't until well into the story when things are revealed by the antagonist and the forgetting that things started to make sense. Of course, I won't spoil anything but man, the cover sure is pretty to look at. 
 I feel like if I say anything more I'll just end spoiling the whole book and I really want for anyone that reads this book to be surprised by all the twists and turns just like I was. The Forgetting is definitely worth reading!