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Release Date: June 10, 2017
Genre: Romantic Suspense

It's no secret that I am a Cambria Hebert fangirl. One of my favorite series EVER was written by her and I have been hooked on her books since then. (PS: That series is the #Hashtag series- a must read). So when I found out she was writing a brand new book, with brand new characters, and a more suspenseful story line, I knew I had to read it.

Amnesia isn't like Cambria's previous books. Well, not her beloved #Hashtag and #Gearshark series anyway. Those books are much lighter novels filled with romance and sports. With Amnesia, we get more of a romantic suspense novel. It's about a girl named Amnesia (no, that's not her "real" name) who wakes up from a 2 month coma. Unfortunately, when she does wake, she has no memories of the past. How did she get there? Where was she prior to being in the hospital? Where did she come from? And why does she have signs of abuse written all over her body?

Very slowly, Cambria starts to answer these questions. We may not get all the answers we so desperately crave, but we get small glimpses and ideas as to what really happened to her. With that, I have to say that Cambria does a wonderful job with slowly releasing the tension in this novel. I NEEDED to know who this girl was. I NEEDED to know everything that happened to her. But some of these questions are left unanswered (so be warned of that) but will be revealed in the next novel, Amnesty, coming this summer.

Eddie... Eddie is the hero of the story. He is the one that finds Amnesia as she is slowly dying in the lake. He saves her life. He falls in love with her. Everything happens really quickly with them. But there may be a reason. One that again, slowly unfolds throughout the novel. Sure, you'll have more questions then answers, but once they DO reveal themselves, I think it will be EPIC.

I don't know where this series is going. But I can tell you that I am excited to find out.

If you're a fan of romantic suspense novels- this is your book. If you don't mind those ugly cliffhangers, then I recommend this to you. And if you like novels that slowly build the tension then you need to pick up this one.

It's not my favorite by Cambria. But it's a good one. And I would recommend it to fellow readers.