This book was an unexpected surprise. It kept me reading to try to unravel Robert’s story along with him. I only wish we’d been given a peek into the next few hours of his life, to see how things changed—or didn’t change—for him.

This book was a true surprise.

The story begins when Robert finds a letter that explains who he is and why he can't remember anything. As it unfolds, we get to know very little about his past life, and even he doesn't seem to be too interested in knowing what his life was like before he started losing his memory. Then, he meets Julie and, bit by bit, we learn about his daily life, his work, his projects... And he gets to learn about himself, that he is just as flawed as everybody else.

A real page-turner, I highly recommend it.

Thanks NetGalley and the Publisher for my ARC.