Erased
After leading a lonely and pretty uneventful life, Daniel's world is about to change for the better. Or so he thinks as he moves off to Boston to start a great new job that he still can't believe he acquired. With no formal education to speak of, a friend of his mothers taught him all there was to know about the accouting business, and now Daniel has somehow landed the job of his dreams.. not to mention scored a fantastic apartment for dirt cheap, AND his new secretary is a complete looker. Life is finally going his way. The next thing Daniel knows, he's living in an area homeless shelter, clinging to his memories. People he thought he knew don't seem to recognize him, places he thought he'd lived don't seem to belong to him, his ID and credit cards are no longer legit...its as if he's been...erased. As Daniel tries to determine his level of sanity and struggles to regain control of his identity, he's whisked off on a whirlwind adventure that involves and underground porno ring, a wonderful beautiful young stripper and a plethora of other oddball characters. I must admit the plot behind this book is incredibly creative. At first I was thoroughly confused--I understood what was happening in the story, but I didn't understand why (I wasn't supposed to yet, but I'm impatient.) I also didn't understand how on earth the author was going to make it all come together and make sense. There were so many characters doing so many different things, and the depth of the plot seemed to just get deeper and unfold more questions without answering any that I already had.. However, I must say, the author does a great job of making everything come together.. I pretty much held my breath through the last fifty or sixty pages, as the suspense came to its climatic ending...this book is crazy. It's wholly original, and entertaining. If you like suspense, murder, who done it sort of books, you won't be disappointed by this one. --MySpace reviewer Book of the Moment