I love this book! Let me just say that all the hype for this one was true for once. I had my doubts about Forget Me because it had a really good plot and the synopsis on here was really intriguing so I was a little wary of authors that start the book good and go in a whole other direction and turns out to be horrible, most of them turn into DNF, but Forget Me was definitely not like that, it was better. 
 I was glad for the suspense and the whole mystery of the things happening in this book because I was left wondering what was going on, which had me turning the pages and I literally could not put the book down. As I was reading, I had all these theories going through my head- did it have to do with clones? or spies, with some sort of conspiracy going around Stell pharmaceuticals? And I wasn't expecting what actually happened! No spoilers but it had lots of twists and turns that quite literally had me reeling to know what was going to happen next. I especially liked how everything that happened in the story, even with secondary characters and to the secrecy of Morgan's parents, all tied in together with how the mystery was finally explained. And let me tell you, the suspense is worth the wait. 
 The romance wasn't cheesy or overly done, it was written pretty well considering that the love interest Evan has an uncanny resemblance to Morgan's dead boyfriend. Evan and Morgan get to know each other while also trying to figure out the mystery of the things that are happening- that one letter Evan received warning him away from Morgan- but even the relationships between the secondary characters was well done. 
 All in all, there was action present throughout the book, especially near the end, and there was also romance, suspense/mystery, and humor in this book- I especially loved Morgan as a main character, she's independent, smart, not afraid to speak her mind and takes the initiative to do things, not backing down, even if it meant breaking into houses to figure out the truth and not to mention she has a good sense of humor. I definitely loved this book as one of my favorites.