Amnesia

By Andrew Neiderman

Book Overview

What would you do if you couldn't remember... who you were? where you lived? or what you might have done? Rush hour, Grand Central Station. Aaron Clifford stops dead in his tracks, commuters swirling... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 074345040X
• ISBN13: 9780743450409
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.

Customer Reviews

One of Neiderman's best!

This book is haunting and chilling. Andrew Neiderman is one of horror's most captivating voices! I have been a fan for many, many years and have read all of his books and they just keep getting better. I highly recommend this book

More Than Just Forgetting Where Your Car Keys Are...

In search of the occasional light read, I picked up Neiderman's Amnesia not long ago. I have to say that it was a far better reading experience than Neiderman's Neighborhood Watch. The premise - commuter Aaron Clifford `wakes' in Grand Central Station with no clue who he is, where he's headed and why he's there - is simple but manages to play on irrational fears we all harbor. While Mr. Clifford does eventually make it home and adjusts to his `new' wife, home, daughter and job, he senses that something just isn't right. While he feels guilty for questioning it, there's something too perfect about his marriage, his daughter, the town of Driftwood and the people who populate it.Amnesia is a satisfying, quick read. It's pure, fun entertainment, Check it out.

page turner

I picked this up because I thought the cover was interesting and read the first few pages. I almost read the whole book in the store. It never stopped and kept my interest up until the surprise ending that left me thinking, and I don't mind saying, looking behind my back.

Hooked and delighted

The beginning of this novel hooked me. I kept guessing and being wrong and then when I reached the end, I was delighted at the way the author continued the story into the future. It gave me a delicious sort of creepy feeling hard to describe. Not only was the story great, but it was vividly done. It would make a great movie.

Mythological thriller

I especially like this book because it does a unique thing...it brings mythology into the modern world and I am a student of mythology. The ending was a surprise for me even though I should have picked up some of the hints. I enjoy being surprised. I read Curse, too and recommend this author to readers who want some depth to their thrillers.