What can I say, I love Kristen Heitzmann. Her writing is captivating, intriguing, intense, and hard to put down. FREEFALL did not disappoint. When a women wakes in the mountains of Kauai, she realizes not only does she not remember how she got there, but she doesn’t even know who she is. She stumbles into a local’s backyard named Monica. She’s willing to offer help, but not on her own. She calls her brother, Cameron, an insurance investigator to help her out. Cameron’s immediately suspicious, especially after the mystery woman refuses to go to the police. When a stray memory comes back, she realizes she wasn’t in the mountains alone. Now she fears she’s left someone for dead. Someone she can’t even remember. Though Cameron doesn’t trust her, he knows she’s not well enough to go on her search alone. He follows her, berating her with questions and voicing his doubt about her so-called lost memory. When her traveling partner is found, her identity is found as well, along with her reasons for not wanting to involve the police. Finding out she’s a celebrity in the middle of a scandal deepens Cameron’s cynicism. But when he gets the feeling her accident might have been planned, he feels the need to hang around a little bit longer before writing her off as a celebrity looking for sympathy. What unfolds from there is a masterfully written story of suspense, romance and twists that keep you guessing until the end. I enjoyed every minute of FREEFALL and know you will too. Pick it up, you won’t be disappointed. ♥