The Memory of Her

This book is fantastic, I love getting a book that makes the real world disappear and this is one of those books.

Eliza is my absolute favorite type of character. Smart, cunning, intelligent, caring, and  when she sets her mind on something she's pretty much unstoppable.

Allen is broken, there's no other way to say it. What he suffered at the hands of the Russians is unspeakable, and unfortunately Allen can't forget, his only times of peace are found with Eliza.

When we find our characters Eliza is heartbroken, she's leaving the home she's known for a complete unknown, a new mission, new living situation, and a new danger that's so much worse than she thinks it is.  

While she knows and cares for Allen and wants to help him heal, she had no idea how much Allen cares for her or that the thought of her, keeping her safe is what got Allen through literal torture.

Just as they begin to form a routine both in life and with each other, just when they both open up to the possibility of more between them, thats when danger comes knocking.

The Memory of Her is full of twists and turns, and keeps you thinking about the under currents of the story right up to the end and I loved every page. 

With love and loss, danger and intrigue this one has it all, and while it may be part of a series it can absolutely be read as a stand alone.

I personally will be reading the other books in this series and any future installments. 

Thank you NetGalley for providing a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.