This is an interesting suspense story of two teens who have simultaneously lost their memories. The build up is there but I really hope the end justifies the means. I've read a bunch of reviews on this set of novellas and I've heard that they lose their luster as you get to the last one. This first book started a bit slow but once it got going I was really hooked. Now that I am I need answers and little bits of info as things go one to keep me going. If I don't get a few in the next book it could be torture. Then I'm just depending on a big finish which I know from experience is not something you can always depend on. 
 For now however, this book is an interesting take on a memory loss/wipe. The two main characters are likable as their new selves. From what I can see though, I don't think that they would have been as nice or kind as their former selves. They have no memory of the past 48 hours and must dissect their lives to figure out what happened. 
 I enjoyed this installment of Never Never. I hope that I feel differently than others who have read all three because I feel like it has real potential. This is a strong start. The authors just have to keep the pace going.