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A twisty thriller that will keep you up past your bedtime!
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022
Hallie 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.
A twisty thriller that will keep you up past your bedtime!
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022
4.5 stars for I Remember You by Brian FreemanReviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022
Hallie 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.
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Peter Nesbitt
Another Freeman classic.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 14, 2023