Forget Me Not by Vicki Hinze

I received a free review copy of Forget Me Not by Vicki Hinze from the publishers. It is a thriller novel in which the main character cannot remember who she is or why she is terrified of a town...the very Florida town she winds up in after being carjacked in New Orleans. She knows people are after her, yet time and again, they spare her life. Her unknown identity is even more mysterious as she bears a striking resemblance to Ben Brandt's wife...the wife who was victim of an unsolved murder 3 years prior.

This wasn't bad, but it could have been so much better than it was. The worst thing was the difficultly in following the characters (and there are a lot of them)...they all have very vanilla names (and no nicknames), both first and last, and very few distinguishing characteristics. The most unusual name was "Chessman." Even in the last pages, I was still having to look back to figure out who was who.

The plot was decently interesting, which pushed me through. No real big surprises though, you could tell where it was going throughout.

I wouldn't necessarily recommend this, but I wouldn't discourage it, either. Kinda "meh" if you ask me.

Note: This should be my last book review on the Book Nook. I've enjoyed my 2 years with you all, but it's time for a change. I'll still be reading reviews here!

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