pick50 First Dates meets Frieda McFadden. Every morning Tess wakes and doesn‘t remember her life, husband or even the fact she has a dog. One morning she find a message written to herself on her leg and this propels her to put back the piece of her shattered life and find the truth of why she has no memory. Typical Frida and as always a good quick read 🙂
pick4 Stars • Freida McFadden‘s Do You Remember? is a taut psychological thriller about Tess Strebel, who, after a car accident, wakes daily with no memory of the past decade. Living with Graham, who claims to be her husband, Tess receives a cryptic warning, unraveling his deceptive control over her life. McFadden‘s fast-paced narrative, driven by Tess‘s unreliable perspective, uses sharp twists and foreshadowing effectively.
pickLucky for me Hoopla added the 7-8 Frieda audiobooks I haven‘t read yet. This one was interesting. Tess wakes up every day unable to remember everything that happened the past 7 years. Lots of interesting twists & turns along the way as she tries to figure out what is happening to her. 4⭐️
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so-soTess seems to have a problem remembering. Every morning she wakes up not knowing what is happening in her life. This reminds me of Groundhog Day in all ways. Not the best Freida McFadden book. 3.5/5⭐️
so-soThis is the first book of Freida‘s that I haven‘t really loved.
pickI flew through this! Typical Freida fashion.... addictive!
pickI thought I had figured it out, but I was wrong. Which is great! Surprises aplenty here
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Started 4/5/24. More than halfway done!!! ❤️her books…. Let‘s see if I have this figured out!!! Lol probably not!🧐
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Tess Strebel can‘t recognize her own face. She can‘t recognize her home. Her bedroom is unfamiliar. And she can‘t remember the handsome stranger lying next to her in bed. A stranger who claims he‘s her husband. Tess reads a letter in her own handwriting, composed during a rare lucid day, explaining her life as it now exists:
