Forget Me Not (A Thrilling Suspense Novel)

Summit Lake Thriller, Book 1

A psychological thriller written by NY Times best-selling author Kristen Middleton.

You'll pay for what you've done....

When a deranged lunatic starts targeting single mom, Amanda Schultz, with threatening letters and "presents" on her doorstep, she turns to the police, who offer advice but no real help. At the mercy of a psychopath, Amanda realizes she's in a game of cat and mouse, where the killer keeps changing the rules and the winner...is the only one left standing.

For fans of Nora Roberts, Sandra Brown, and Linda Howard...

Language, violence, and adult situations. Warning - reference to sexual abuse but no graphic details.

©199 Kristen Middleton (P)2018 Kristen Middleton

Loved It

loved it. could not take my ear buds out. I never expected the ending either.

Great story, she is one of my favorite authors!

easy to read, great plot and storyline! :) This is one of the books that, you never know WHAT is going to happen next. great job, Kristen Middleton!

Psychological thriller

I read the kindle version of this book in June of 2019. I got the audiobook free from the author and listened to it. It was well done with changes to the voice for the different characters. I did hear a few words pronounced incorrectly. When Kevin is learning to fillet the fish, it is pronounced “fill it”. I must admit that I did not remember who the stalker was from my previous read. Over all an interesting audiobook. Kept me entertained.

Secrets of the past

The story weaves around a small town in Minnesota, Amanda's hometown. When Amanda and her eight year old son Kevin return to spend the summer with her parents, strange things begin to happen.

I liked the feeling of family, with Amanda's mother and stepfather. It was fun to watch her parents bickering in a loving way. I also liked Parker, the friendly neighbor who was divorced with a twelve year old son. He quickly became my favorite character.

There was a slow build up of unsettling incidents, with Amanda having no idea who could be doing these things. The story really took unexpected twists and turns, never knowing who was behind the seeming pranks, as they became more frightening. The ending was a complete surprise.

Not a bad mystery story, but not great

This story had a good twist ending, but that's about all it had to make up for the constant repetitive "he said" and "she replied". This story was a good concept and could have been so much better. Parts of it didn't make any sense. Why would someone who inherits a cabin fully furnished hold a garage sale the next day when they hadn't even decided whether they were going to stay in the cabin. Why did we need to know what a character thinks and then have them repeat the thought out loud? Not my favorite novel. I hope the 2nd in the series is better.