Remember Me? by Amanda Rigby

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Remember Me? is the winning entry of two authors in a contest by publisher Boldwood for psychological thrillers. It was available in the US on November 18th and one you will want to add to your TBR! When I noticed this book on Rachel’s Random Resources available blog tours I jumped on it. The cover, the story, everything intrigued me. Paul and Jenna are so excited to have a baby.  When they start getting communication from Paul’s ex- fiancée, their lives are turned upside down. Paul is convinced it not really her because he killed her. Did he really kill her and if so, who is tormenting them?


I was very intrigued by this book. It is a great psychological thriller with many twists and turns. I’ll admit I didn’t not pick the villain until it was revealed. The characters are very different. Jenna is a lovely woman but she has no idea what world she is living in. Paul had a terrible past that drastically affects his current life and makes him question his own memory.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who looks a good psychological thriller.

Author Info

Amanda Rigby is the pen name of the writing partnership between Amanda Ashby and Sally Rigby. Both authors live in New Zealand, have been friends for eighteen years, and agree about everything (except musicals).  You can follow them on social media at these links.

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Amanda-Rigby-111632041134381 / https://facebook.com/Sally-Rigby-131414630527848 

Twitter https://twitter.com/AmandaRigbyNZ

Instagram https://instagram.com/sally.rigby.author

Bookbub profile https://www.bookbub.com/authors/amanda-rigby


Thank you to Boldwood, Amanda Rigby, and Rachel's Random Resources for the chance to read this book and post my honest opinion.

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