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I Remember You

I Remember You

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  • Author：Brian Freeman
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Reviews

Karin ，

One of my favorite authors

Lee-sa Day ，

Suspense at it's bestI did not see that ending coming at all。 I love those kind of stories。 I have read books more than 50 years so often I see how it ends but I love when I get a surprise。 Suspense at it's bestI did not see that ending coming at all。 I love those kind of stories。 I have read books more than 50 years so often I see how it ends but I love when I get a surprise。 。。。more

Vikki Bullock ，

I loved this book！ A superbly well written suspenseful thriller！The main character Hallie has a lot of negativity in her life， things are going from bad to worse！A definite page turner full of action， mystery and an intriguing storyline！ Nail-biting twists and turns will keep you turning the pages！ The characters aren’t all good， should Hallie trust them， will she walk into more dangerous situations， who can she confide in？ An absolutely engaging story， an exciting build up to an ending that wil I loved this book！ A superbly well written suspenseful thriller！The main character Hallie has a lot of negativity in her life， things are going from bad to worse！A definite page turner full of action， mystery and an intriguing storyline！ Nail-biting twists and turns will keep you turning the pages！ The characters aren’t all good， should Hallie trust them， will she walk into more dangerous situations， who can she confide in？ An absolutely engaging story， an exciting build up to an ending that will shock！Congratulations to the publisher， NetGalley and this new author for me， for the opportunity to read and review this book。 I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book。 My thoughts and opinions are my own。 。。。more

LianaReads blog ，

I'm speechless now after finishing this story。 I think the author has such a great gift in writing a story so unbelievable but also one that touches so deeply。 And intrigued the heck out of me。 Crazy scientists， women that live the other ones past and so much suspense and some gruesome scenes。 I honestly didn't know who to believe or even what to believe in the beginning。 It really led me to think that this is actually a schizophrenic character that just makes up her whole story。 But slowly， all I'm speechless now after finishing this story。 I think the author has such a great gift in writing a story so unbelievable but also one that touches so deeply。 And intrigued the heck out of me。 Crazy scientists， women that live the other ones past and so much suspense and some gruesome scenes。 I honestly didn't know who to believe or even what to believe in the beginning。 It really led me to think that this is actually a schizophrenic character that just makes up her whole story。 But slowly， all the pieces of this intricate puzzle fell into place。 The suspenseful moments kept building up， and that ending was really satisfying for me。 I still have unanswered questions about Savannah and Skye and about Haley and her past。 I would recommend this story to any twisted thrillers lovers。 🆓📖Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley 。。。more

Bookreporter。com Mystery & Thriller ，

“Two souls with but a single thought…” This quote from English poet John Keats opens Brian Freeman’s brilliant mind-puzzler of a novel， I REMEMBER YOU。 It’s a fitting omen for things to come within the often nightmarishly devious narrative。Hallie Evers is having a terrible Fourth of July。 She got fired from her job in the morning， told by her headhunter that she is pretty much unemployable because of her undiplomatic demeanor， was dumped by her boyfriend of two years via a brief text， in the pro “Two souls with but a single thought…” This quote from English poet John Keats opens Brian Freeman’s brilliant mind-puzzler of a novel， I REMEMBER YOU。 It’s a fitting omen for things to come within the often nightmarishly devious narrative。Hallie Evers is having a terrible Fourth of July。 She got fired from her job in the morning， told by her headhunter that she is pretty much unemployable because of her undiplomatic demeanor， was dumped by her boyfriend of two years via a brief text， in the process learning that he had been sleeping with her best friend/roommate， and lost her apartment。 She is now jobless， moneyless， friendless， sexless and homeless。Just when you think her day can’t get any worse， Hallie’s heart goes into atrial fibrillation that evening at a rooftop party in Las Vegas， and she is declared dead at the age of 29。 Thankfully， one of the partygoers is a doctor who stabilizes her and gets her to the hospital where she is revived。 However， Hallie is not the same， and the nightmares she begins to have following this terrifying incident seem all too real， almost as if they belong to a different person and a different life。As Hallie’s body and mind recover from this trauma， the dreams continue and carry with them certain dark themes， such as a figure that resembles Poseidon。 She even wakes up one night with her hands covered in blood。 As her family has a history of mental illness， Hallie begins seeing her therapist， Tori， regularly to try and decipher what is going on with her。 Tori wants her to talk about her sister， who she mentioned had been murdered。 Hallie is completely caught off-guard; she has no recollection of ever saying that and insists she doesn’t even have a sister。In another strange incident， Hallie fully describes the city of Boston to someone but then acknowledges that she’s never been there before。 She realizes that the answers to her problems may be found on the East Coast， so she travels to Boston to see if anything rings true for her。 Along the way， she keeps having her hyper-real dark dreams that now feature a female character she believes to be her sister。 She also hopes to find Reed Smith， the man who saved her life in Las Vegas。There are so many more questions than answers that emerge as a result of Hallie’s bizarre journey。 Does she have a sister？ If so， did she kill her？ With her family’s history of mental illness， can we believe a single thing she has told us？ She does indeed show evidence of being the ideal unreliable narrator， which keeps us off-balance throughout。I REMEMBER YOU is unlike anything I have read thus far from Brian Freeman， who has turned into a real trickster here。 The continued journey of Hallie Evers is so clever and diabolical that I fear revealing anything more lest I give away something juicy， so I'll stop right here。 Just enjoy this truly unpredictable journey straight through to the end as you discover what is a dream and what is reality。Reviewed by Ray Palen 。。。more

Emily Nordskog ，

4。5 stars for I Remember You by Brian FreemanHallie Evers wakes up in a hospital bed after experiencing a very， very bad day， and things soon go from bad to weird。 She’s having vivid dreams of people she doesn’t know and places she hasn’t been that are somehow as familiar as her own memories。 She feels like she’s being watched and then followed， and it’s not long before she’s fleeing cross country from an unknown killer。 I Remember You is a twisty thriller that kept me reading into the wee hours 4。5 stars for I Remember You by Brian FreemanHallie Evers wakes up in a hospital bed after experiencing a very， very bad day， and things soon go from bad to weird。 She’s having vivid dreams of people she doesn’t know and places she hasn’t been that are somehow as familiar as her own memories。 She feels like she’s being watched and then followed， and it’s not long before she’s fleeing cross country from an unknown killer。 I Remember You is a twisty thriller that kept me reading into the wee hours of the morning。 Hallie is a main character with many flaws。 She has a family history of metal illness and a personal history with substance abuse that leads the reader to wonder if she’s truly under assault or just being paranoid， further building the suspense page by page。 Though I had an inkling of who might be involved with the attacks against Hallie， Freeman really kept me guessing right up to the climactic conclusion。 I enjoyed how everything tied together in the end in a way I did not expect， and I appreciated the thorough story wrap-up in the final chapter。Of the four novels I’ve read by Brian Freeman thus far， I Remember You ranks right up there with The Deep， Deep Snow。 It’s different in many ways， but I know I’ll be thinking of Hallie and her story for weeks to come。 。。。more

Wendy Remez ，

4 stars-This was an interesting read， Hallie， an almost 30 writer in the field of medical technology， dies on July 4th。 She is brought back to life by a tech genius at a medical conference and now has memories that are not her own。 The memories include a disturbing account of a murder。 The beginning of this book reminded me a little of Shining Girls from Apple TV， but then we find out whose memories they are， and how she got them。 This was a fast-paced read and I enjoyed （and was a little creepe 4 stars-This was an interesting read， Hallie， an almost 30 writer in the field of medical technology， dies on July 4th。 She is brought back to life by a tech genius at a medical conference and now has memories that are not her own。 The memories include a disturbing account of a murder。 The beginning of this book reminded me a little of Shining Girls from Apple TV， but then we find out whose memories they are， and how she got them。 This was a fast-paced read and I enjoyed （and was a little creeped out by） the technology。 Definitely a different kind of story from the author， but still with his trademark suspense。 。。。more

Maria Gabriela ，

great readInteresting premise， captivating story， could not put it down and can’t wait for the author’s next book。 Worth the read。

Augie ，

I didn’t know if this book would interest me， but with all the positive reviews I gave it a chance。 The book was really hard to put down， as I found the main character and her unfolding story very fascinating。I will look for other books by Brian Freeman to read。

Mary Drayer ，

Hold on tight for this Psychological mystery thriller of the YEAR！ Hallie， dies on a rooftop in Vegas， was revived， memories， suicide， “who done it”， now catch your breathe good。

Dawn ，

Wow！ I liked this！ This story kept me guessing， and once one twist was revealed， there was another one right behind it！ Hallie is a flawed by likeable character who is revived after collapsing and dying at a 4th of July party。 Suddenly she begins remembering things， she shouldn't know。 Soon she uncovers whose memories she's visioning but why？ Twist after twist， Freeman takes you from Las Vegas to Boston， from parties to labs， from the city to the beach。 A mystery with some very interesting chara Wow！ I liked this！ This story kept me guessing， and once one twist was revealed， there was another one right behind it！ Hallie is a flawed by likeable character who is revived after collapsing and dying at a 4th of July party。 Suddenly she begins remembering things， she shouldn't know。 Soon she uncovers whose memories she's visioning but why？ Twist after twist， Freeman takes you from Las Vegas to Boston， from parties to labs， from the city to the beach。 A mystery with some very interesting characters who Hallie encounters in her search。 A riveting psychological thriller from one of my favorite authors， and he did not disappoint！！！Thank you NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for my arc！ 。。。more

Thomas ，

I am a fan of Brian Freeman books - but not this one！ Boring！

aprilla ，

Maybe 2。5。 I enjoyed some of it but overall I didn't like it much。 Predictable， I feel like I've read it before （but I know I haven't） Maybe 2。5。 I enjoyed some of it but overall I didn't like it much。 Predictable， I feel like I've read it before （but I know I haven't） 。。。more

Ray Palen ，

“Two souls with but a single thought…” – John KeatsThat quote from the famous poet Keats opens this brilliant mind-puzzler of a novel from author Brian Freeman， I REMEMBER YOU， and is a nice omen for things to come within the often nightmarishly devious narrative。Our narrator and protagonist， perhaps a very unreliable narrator at that， is Hallie Evers。 She is having a particularly bad 4th of July。 She got fired from her job in the morning， told by her headhunter that she was pretty much unemploy “Two souls with but a single thought…” – John KeatsThat quote from the famous poet Keats opens this brilliant mind-puzzler of a novel from author Brian Freeman， I REMEMBER YOU， and is a nice omen for things to come within the often nightmarishly devious narrative。Our narrator and protagonist， perhaps a very unreliable narrator at that， is Hallie Evers。 She is having a particularly bad 4th of July。 She got fired from her job in the morning， told by her headhunter that she was pretty much unemployable because of her undiplomatic demeanor， was dumped by her boyfriend of two years via a brief text， found out he had been sleeping with her best friend/roommate， and lost her apartment。 Her score for Independence Day was that she is now: jobless， moneyless， friendless， sexless， and homeless。Just when you think things couldn’t get any worse， her heart went into atrial fibrillation that evening and at the age of twenty-nine， Hallie Evers had been declared dead。 Thankfully， there was a Doctor at the rooftop Las Vegas party where her heart incident took place who knew enough to stabilize her to get her to the hospital where she was revived and brought back to life。 However， Hallie was not the same and the nightmarish dreams she began to suffer from following this incident seemed all too real， almost like they belonged to a different person and a different life。As her body and mind were both recovering from this trauma the dreams continued and carried with them certain dark themes such as a figure that resembled the ocean God Poseidon。 She even awoke from one ultra-realistic dream with her hands covered in blood。 Hallie began seeing her therapist Tori regularly， as her family had a history of serious mental illness， to try and decipher what was going on with her。 Tori wants Hallie to talk about her sister who she claims she had mentioned had been murdered。 Hallie is caught completely off guard by this and states that she has no recollection of stating that and that she has no sister。In another strange incident， Hallie has a discussion with someone where she fully describes the city of Boston。 She later recognizes that she has never visited Boston。 Hallie realizes the answer to her problems may exist on the East Coast and decides to travel to Boston to see if anything rings true for her。 Along the way there， she continues with the hyper-real dark dreams that now feature a female character she believes to be her sister。 Another mystery she seeks to solve is finding the Doctor who saved her life in Las Vegas when she ‘died，’ a Dr。 Reed Smith from Johns Hopkins。 She is shocked when she gets there to find no Doctor by that name exists。Once she arrives in Boston， Hallie is somehow drawn to a company named Hyppolex and its’ young CEO Tyler Reyes。 She intends to meet him in person and confront him to get some answers， even if they are answers she doesn’t like。 While in Boston she also finds other characters who play into her personal fantasy/dream life meets waking life， including a woman named Skye Selden-Reyes who she feels a strange kinship with。 Beyond that， she meets a man from MIT named Andrew Edam who turns out to be the man she knew by the name of Dr。 Reed Smith。 Hallie knows that something ties Tyler Reyes， Skey Selden-Reyes， and Andrew Edam together， but what？There are so many more questions than answers that emerge as a result of Hallie’s bizarre journey。 Does she indeed have a sister and did she murder her？ With her families past history of mental illness can the reader believe a single thing Hallie Evers has told us to this point？ She does indeed show evidence of being the ideal unreliable narrator， which makes things so much fun and keeps readers off balance throughout this novel。 I REMEMBER YOU is unlike anything I have read to date from Brian Freeman and he has turned into a true trickster in this one。 The continued journey of Hallie Evers is so clever and diabolical that I fear revealing anything more lest I give away something juicy， so I shan’t。 Just enjoy this truly unpredictable journey straight through to the end and discover what is a dream and what is reality。Reviewed by Ray Palen for Book Reporter 。。。more

Diane Saul ，

Hallies life is a mess。 She loses job after job and can’t maintain a relationship。 She has a near death experience at the beginning of the book。 After this she resists help but there are changes she can’t explain or understand。 This book had a slow start and I didn’t particularly like the main character。 The book is well written but leans towards sci fi which isn’t my favorite genre。 There is a twist at the end that I didn’t see coming。 I have enjoyed other books by this author but I struggled w Hallies life is a mess。 She loses job after job and can’t maintain a relationship。 She has a near death experience at the beginning of the book。 After this she resists help but there are changes she can’t explain or understand。 This book had a slow start and I didn’t particularly like the main character。 The book is well written but leans towards sci fi which isn’t my favorite genre。 There is a twist at the end that I didn’t see coming。 I have enjoyed other books by this author but I struggled with this one。 Thank you to net galley for an advanced readers copy。 。。。more

Gary Oftedahl ，

Another masterful， creative， inventive， and mind bending work from an author who never seems to disappoint， and has an amazing range of creativity。 Much like a previous book， Infinite， this goes outside his more traditional realm of mysteries， all of which are fabulous （Jonathan Stride is just waiting to be in a miniseries on some streaming network）， and creates a story which draws you in until the final moments。If you're a fan of Freeman， and who isn't， this will again impress you with the dept Another masterful， creative， inventive， and mind bending work from an author who never seems to disappoint， and has an amazing range of creativity。 Much like a previous book， Infinite， this goes outside his more traditional realm of mysteries， all of which are fabulous （Jonathan Stride is just waiting to be in a miniseries on some streaming network）， and creates a story which draws you in until the final moments。If you're a fan of Freeman， and who isn't， this will again impress you with the depth and breadth of his abilities。。。。 。。。more

Amber Boos ，

Brian Freeman just cannot write a bad book！ Every new book he writes that is not a new Jonathan Stride series entry， I am at first disappointed， but， hey， it IS a Brian Freeman book so if he writes it， I will read it。 And I am NEVER disappointed！ This one is no different。 Honestly， based on the premise， experimental brain surgery/ memory transference/possible sci-fi stuff， would not be something I would normally pick up and read， but see above， it IS still Brian Freeman， so I read it。 So glad I Brian Freeman just cannot write a bad book！ Every new book he writes that is not a new Jonathan Stride series entry， I am at first disappointed， but， hey， it IS a Brian Freeman book so if he writes it， I will read it。 And I am NEVER disappointed！ This one is no different。 Honestly， based on the premise， experimental brain surgery/ memory transference/possible sci-fi stuff， would not be something I would normally pick up and read， but see above， it IS still Brian Freeman， so I read it。 So glad I did。 I loved the main character， Hallie。 Hallie suffers from childhood trauma， bulimia， depression and several other issues。 On the 4th of July after a few more bad things happen， she goes to a party on a roof， blacks out and her heart stops。 She comes to in a hospital with someone else's memories。 WHAAAT？？ What follows is a tension and suspense filled story that will leave you breathless。 I highly recommend giving this one a shot！ Also， read everything else from this guy！ Just sayin'。 。。。more

Claire Thompson ，

amazing readI couldn’t put this boom down and read it in under 24hrs。 I love how you think it goes one way and then it goes another。

Kaceey ，

Talk about having a bad day！‍🤦‍♀️July 4th should have been a day to celebrate！ But poor Hallie has nothing to cheer about。 Let’s see…first， she was fired from her job。 And just to tie a pretty bow on this perfectly horrid day， her boyfriend just left her for her roommate。 Great， now she’s homeless and lonely！Presently attending a Las Vegas rooftop event， Hallie heart suddenly stops。 Literally！But what is this？！ Maybe her luck is changing。 After all， if you’re going to have a cardiac event make s Talk about having a bad day！‍🤦‍♀️July 4th should have been a day to celebrate！ But poor Hallie has nothing to cheer about。 Let’s see…first， she was fired from her job。 And just to tie a pretty bow on this perfectly horrid day， her boyfriend just left her for her roommate。 Great， now she’s homeless and lonely！Presently attending a Las Vegas rooftop event， Hallie heart suddenly stops。 Literally！But what is this？！ Maybe her luck is changing。 After all， if you’re going to have a cardiac event make sure to do it at a convention of medical personnel。 Hallie has been quickly revived with a portable device！ Well that was handy！While Hallie recovers she realizes she isn’t alone in her thoughts。 Someone else’s memories are now becoming hers。This was an extremely clever storyline that bordered on the sci-fi side。 But mostly， it was a full-tilt thrill ride as Hallie tries to decider the memories while running for her life！It’s been years since I’d picked up a book from this author。 Now I’m looking forward to see what he conjures up next！Thank you to NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer 。。。more

Terrie ，

I've read a couple others by Brian Freeman and discovered I enjoy his twisty psych thrillers。 This one is no exception。 As the blurb says， a woman who has attempted suicide a couple times due to a childhood trauma that is hinted at throughout the book （Hallie）， suffers a strange occurrence in which she seems to receive memories from another unknown woman （Skye）。 The strangeness， the tension， the twists and turns， build from there as she tries to unravel what's going on in her head。 Freeman does I've read a couple others by Brian Freeman and discovered I enjoy his twisty psych thrillers。 This one is no exception。 As the blurb says， a woman who has attempted suicide a couple times due to a childhood trauma that is hinted at throughout the book （Hallie）， suffers a strange occurrence in which she seems to receive memories from another unknown woman （Skye）。 The strangeness， the tension， the twists and turns， build from there as she tries to unravel what's going on in her head。 Freeman does a great job of illustrating the worries and stress that Hallie is under without overdoing the angst （a pet peeve of mine）。 I could feel her tension spiraling as things became more confusing。 Could you imagine having someone else's memories suddenly in your head and one of the memories is of an apparent murder？ Yikes。 There's a twist or two along the way， but the end。 Well。 The end。 I didn't see that coming at all and it's an excellent twist。 Big thanks to #netgalley and #thomasandmercer for the ARC of #irememberyou - it's a great read and I highly recommend you pick it up！ 。。。more

Connie ，

On July 4th， Hallie Evers， 29， had just been fired; her boyfriend dumped her; and at a party， her heart stopped。 As the party was filled with medical people， a doctor was able to get her heart restarted using his own defibrillator。 She had not only been drinking but had snorted cocaine。 Hallie’s childhood was not good。 Her mother shot herself when Hallie was just 10。 Later， Hallie slit her wrists， but survived。 She has also had bulimia which has weakened her heart。 Since recovering from her hear On July 4th， Hallie Evers， 29， had just been fired; her boyfriend dumped her; and at a party， her heart stopped。 As the party was filled with medical people， a doctor was able to get her heart restarted using his own defibrillator。 She had not only been drinking but had snorted cocaine。 Hallie’s childhood was not good。 Her mother shot herself when Hallie was just 10。 Later， Hallie slit her wrists， but survived。 She has also had bulimia which has weakened her heart。 Since recovering from her heart incident， she is having visions and memories of people and places she knows she has never visited。 She feels as though her brain is crowded。Now， out of the hospital， she knows someone is after her and has tried to attack her。 Why？The plot here is quite unusual and I applaud the author for his imagination and ingenuity。 I felt that some of Hallie’s extensive visions to be a bit tedious which made the book too long for me。 However， I was very surprised by the ending。 If you are looking for a really tense cat and mouse kind of book， this one is for you。 Enjoy！Copy provided by NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review。 。。。more

Victoria ，

Thanks to Thomas and Mercer and Netgalley for providing this ARC。 I found this to be an average thriller， centered on some implausible ideas about memory transfers。 I just found so much of it to be far-fetched，， to the point that it was taking me out of the story。 I did press on to the end。 I would only recommend this to existing fans of the author。

mia ，

（Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for the eARC in exchange for a honest review）Publication date: 09 August 2022Publisher: Thomas & Mercer Thoughts2。5 ⭐This is my first book from this author and I chose this book for the blurb。 It sounded like an interesting thriller， I usually do not go for books that has forgotten/recalled memories but made an exception for this。 I did not have a good first impression of Hallie because of how fast she decided to give up。 She didn’t keep up to the descripti （Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for the eARC in exchange for a honest review）Publication date: 09 August 2022Publisher: Thomas & Mercer Thoughts2。5 ⭐This is my first book from this author and I chose this book for the blurb。 It sounded like an interesting thriller， I usually do not go for books that has forgotten/recalled memories but made an exception for this。 I did not have a good first impression of Hallie because of how fast she decided to give up。 She didn’t keep up to the description of her by the author。 I thought she was quite messy and quick to jump into making decisions。 Somehow I didn’t like her throughout the book。 I did like the minor twists in the book， the antagonist was easy to spot but the method was not easy to decipher。 This book also had some sci-fi aspects in it which kept the book interesting。 The side characters made this book worth reading till the end。 。。。more

Sherri Thacker ，

This is unlike any other book I’ve read and I found myself not being able to put it down。 Meet Hallie who actually dies but is revived by a doctor and lots of weird things happen after that and I could not wait to find out what was happening next。 I don’t want to give anything away！ Some triggers in this book are: suicide， bulimia， abuse， and mental illness。 It’s action packed till the end。 And the twist at the end I literally could not believe it！ My jaw dropped wide open！！！！ Wow！！！！ Thanks to This is unlike any other book I’ve read and I found myself not being able to put it down。 Meet Hallie who actually dies but is revived by a doctor and lots of weird things happen after that and I could not wait to find out what was happening next。 I don’t want to give anything away！ Some triggers in this book are: suicide， bulimia， abuse， and mental illness。 It’s action packed till the end。 And the twist at the end I literally could not believe it！ My jaw dropped wide open！！！！ Wow！！！！ Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this release in exchange for my honest review。 。。。more

Sherri ，

***I received an ARC from Net Galley in exchange for my honest reviewHallie Evers has the worst fourth of July in her life。 She finds out her boyfriend is cheating on her with her roommate and they are moving in together， so she no longer has a boyfriend or a place to live。 She offends her boss and loses her job。 Oh， and she dies after her heart stops at a rooftop party she goes to。 She doesn't stay dead， however。 She wakes up in a hospital bed， confused， and her head feels " crowded"。 She start ***I received an ARC from Net Galley in exchange for my honest reviewHallie Evers has the worst fourth of July in her life。 She finds out her boyfriend is cheating on her with her roommate and they are moving in together， so she no longer has a boyfriend or a place to live。 She offends her boss and loses her job。 Oh， and she dies after her heart stops at a rooftop party she goes to。 She doesn't stay dead， however。 She wakes up in a hospital bed， confused， and her head feels " crowded"。 She starts seeing glimpses of memories that aren't hers but seem very real， and so she sets off towards Boston， where the memories seem to be leading her， in an attempt to get answers。 This is a combination thriller/mystery/science fiction novel。 I loved the main protagonist， Hallie。 She had a lot of trauma from her past that she had repressed that you hoped she could work through， and you wanted to see her dodge all of the "bad guys" who were chasing her from Las Vegas to Boston。 The science fiction part was a little too weird and creepy， but it worked for the novel， and the story had a lot of suspense， and a great mystery。 I definitely recommend this one。 。。。more

Amber ，

What a crazy unique idea for a book！ This book is out there， but it was done right so you don't feel like it is nuts。 It definitely has a sci-fi vibe to it that I wasn't expecting， but I was happy with that plot twist。 This is my third Brian Freeman book and it won't be my last。 His writing is very entertaining and fast paced。 Thanks Netgalley and publisher for the digital copy in exchange for my honest review！ What a crazy unique idea for a book！ This book is out there， but it was done right so you don't feel like it is nuts。 It definitely has a sci-fi vibe to it that I wasn't expecting， but I was happy with that plot twist。 This is my third Brian Freeman book and it won't be my last。 His writing is very entertaining and fast paced。 Thanks Netgalley and publisher for the digital copy in exchange for my honest review！ 。。。more

Stanley McShane ，

Read his full review on Rosepoint Publishing。You would think a gifted copywriter could get a job anywhere。 Hallie Evers is a quick learner and well versed in the medical supply industry and medical terminology。 She is easy to place and most employers are very pleased to employ her。 One of those employers is BioEfx。 Their products are closely held company secrets and they needed someone who understands the terminology and is closed-mouthed！Hallie thought it might be a good idea to volunteer to t Read his full review on Rosepoint Publishing。You would think a gifted copywriter could get a job anywhere。 Hallie Evers is a quick learner and well versed in the medical supply industry and medical terminology。 She is easy to place and most employers are very pleased to employ her。 One of those employers is BioEfx。 Their products are closely held company secrets and they needed someone who understands the terminology and is closed-mouthed！Hallie thought it might be a good idea to volunteer to try some of the company’s products。 She had a cap placed on her head and was infused with another personality。 She began to know things she could not possibly know and realized that the person’s name was Skye。 The author engulfs our heroine in ever-evolving thoughts！ As the book evolves， the two personalities become intertwined。 The problems are exacerbated when BioEfx sends investigators to monitor her progress。 She cannot hold jobs for long and her relationships are usually self-destructive。 The author provides a glimpse into personality disorders and the futility of some suffering from them to find peace。 With the technology used by BioEfx she finds it difficult to maintain her true identity。 Enjoy！ 4。5 stars – CE WilliamsMany thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book。 。。。more

N Castelino ，

I Remember You is a gripping， engaging and well-written thriller with a dust of sci-fi。 Brian Freeman is on my list of authors to watch out for！ Hallie dies on the 4th of July but is revived。 But there's something different。。。she has someone else's memories and a crime scene that takes form in her mind。 Brian Freeman delivers a fast-paced plot with a beautiful balance between science and thriller。 The ability to integrate someone else's memories into the plot is seamless and well-executed。 Each I Remember You is a gripping， engaging and well-written thriller with a dust of sci-fi。 Brian Freeman is on my list of authors to watch out for！ Hallie dies on the 4th of July but is revived。 But there's something different。。。she has someone else's memories and a crime scene that takes form in her mind。 Brian Freeman delivers a fast-paced plot with a beautiful balance between science and thriller。 The ability to integrate someone else's memories into the plot is seamless and well-executed。 Each character had a pivotal role to play and drove the story。 There are plenty of trigger warnings with this read as there are elements of abuse， suicide， bulimia and mental illness。 Throughout the book， the human element of loss， grief， pain， ambition and greed lingers。 The ending was a jaw-dropping moment with unforgettable twists and turns。 Enjoy this memorable， thrilling and unique ride。 A 5-star read！ Thank you to NetGalley and Thomas Mercer for the opportunity to review a copy of this book。 This honest review is left voluntarily。 。。。more

Jean ，

I Know You Remember by Brian Freeman“Just because you’re paranoid， does not mean they’re not out to get you。” – Kurt CobainHallie Evers is having a bad July 4。 She’s been fired – again。 She writes promotional material for medical device companies， and unfortunately， she is not always tactful when she opens her mouth。 This has cost her jobs in the past， and now， another one。 Oh， and her boyfriend broke up with her。 He was sleeping with her best friend/roommate， so now， in addition to being jobles I Know You Remember by Brian Freeman“Just because you’re paranoid， does not mean they’re not out to get you。” – Kurt CobainHallie Evers is having a bad July 4。 She’s been fired – again。 She writes promotional material for medical device companies， and unfortunately， she is not always tactful when she opens her mouth。 This has cost her jobs in the past， and now， another one。 Oh， and her boyfriend broke up with her。 He was sleeping with her best friend/roommate， so now， in addition to being jobless， she is also， minus a boyfriend， her best friend， and is homeless。 But， no worries。 She goes to a party hosted by one of the medical companies， and， well， she wakes up many hours later in the hospital to learn that she died。 Huh？Not only is she bewildered and disoriented， but she begins having strange memories and dreams。 It’s as if she has someone else in her head。 Now she’s getting worried。 Her mother had mental illness， and Hallie herself has a troubled past with elusive memories。 Suddenly， she seems to have memories of someone else’s life， not her own。 What is going on？I loved this book！ It’s billed as a psychological thriller， which it definitely is。 There are people spying on Hallie and trying to kill her， aren’t there？ Why？ The answers may lie all the way across the country in a city where she’s never been before。 Or has she？ Brian Freeman has devised a plot that seems a lot like science fiction， but with a terrific mystery， buried secrets， and heart-stopping danger。 Hallie is looking over her shoulder at every corner; even when she meets people who explain to her what’s going on， she doesn’t know if she can trust them。 The thoughts and feelings inside her that make her feel like someone else seem to be leading her away from herself – but how will this end？I was fully engaged in this story， and I did not expect the twist near the end。 Five fabulous stars for Freeman’s I Remember You！I received a digital copy of I Remember You courtesy of NetGalley， Thomas & Mercer， and the author in exchange for my honest review。 My thoughts and opinions are my own。 。。。more

Naomi ，

3。5 StarsBlog review in progress。