Review: Memory games
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2012
Another interesting story by Sandra Ross with a different premise, this time a loss of memory. Stories based on the premise of losing one's memory all of a sudden have never failed to interest readers. Here today, gone tomorrow mentally speaking. A frightful thought. The mind is an all-powerful weapon but vulnerable and fallible. It is capable doing things beyond the imagination but once it goes slightly haywire, and then all hell breaks loose. People have been known to do things they would have never done in reality. Sandra Ross has used the theme of one loosing the knowledge and history of one's background and the events preceding it.The story revolves around a missing woman found unconscious at the edge of a stream by hikers. Brought to hospital, she wakes up not knowing anything about her identity. The mystery deepens when the wallet found next to reveals there is no such person in the police records. Everything seems to be a complete blank. The good doctor called Hamilton takes her home. She slowly regains her memory through glimpses of familiar faces including faces, which wanted her dead. Meanwhile, a relationship begins between the doctor and his patient.Sandra Ross has creating a riveting story weaved in with a love story.  There are so many facets to keep the reader's attention - mystery, love, and thriller. Who is this woman? Who wanted to kill her and why? Will the relationship last?