Christine wakes up each morning not knowing where she is or who is in the bed next to her. An accident has wrecked her memory and she goes to sleep each night only to wake up the next day with no memory of her life. At the urging of her doctor she begins to keep a daily journal. A journal which will become her lifeline, but begins with a very disturbing statement. 
 And so starts a book, written entirely from Christine's thoughts and journal entries. An unreliable narrator...you bet! And that is what is so great about the book. You are constantly second guessing what Christine's written and the motives of the few people in her life. 
 This book is a definite page turner and an easy read. A few of the sections were a bit redundant (but then again, she DID have to re-read the details of her life each day). The ending was satisfying if a bit vague on details. It was a very enjoyable read that will fade from your memory soon after reading the last page.