I usually avoid amnesia stories, but A Faith Summers novel is enough for me to give it a chance and I am glad I did.
The memory loss Aria suffers from even made her lose her ability to play the violin. Three years after her coma she’s no closer to remembering anything until she sees Lucca at a club.
The story is full of Bratva corruption, revenge, betrayal and other nefarious undertakings. Aria becomes the bargaining chip in a revenge scheme. As the plot unfolds it becomes clearer why Aria’s memory recovery is so important.
The cliffhanger is epic and by the time you read this book, the second book should be out, too.
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