This is my favourite of Paula's novels. The issue of loss of memory, of the opportunity to start again, to become the person you want to be, is very provocative and challenging. The characters in this story are well developed and believable, making the issues come to life. The threads of romance and conflict in relationships are woven well into the story, which is engaging right to the end. ( )

This book is a Christian psychological thriller. In this story, a young man, running away from something is hit by a car driven by a preacher. When he awakens in the hospital, he remembers nothing, not even who he is. The pastor tells him that perhaps in some way, it may be God’s will. Even when he does find out his identity and he rejoins his family, he still has total amnesia. He does know, however, that he was running away from something very frightening. He decides that he does not like the person who his old self was, whoever he was and he begins to try to change himself, hoping that once he does regain his memories, he won’t go back to being the loser of a person who he thinks his old self must have been. One thing that he does begin to remember is Bible verses. Can the Lord somehow help him? His mysterious girlfriend is not much help to him in his quest to regain his memory. He is sure that once he does regain his memory, it will not be a good thing and he struggles to regain his memory while fearing what he will learn. I enjoyed this book, and found it to be suspenseful and well written. I received this book for free to review from BookCrash. ( )