All Is Not Forgotten - Wendy Walker

I really feel like this could have been a great book, as the premise was an interesting one. Jenny is brutally raped and immediately after that in hospital she's treated with an experimental drug which removes her memory of the event. Later, it turns out that this was not the smart move as Jenny has lots of feelings she can't place since her memories were erased.

The story itself was quite nice, if not for the narrator, which could very well be the most annoying character I read this year. The story is told from the POV of the family's psychiatrist, who ironically is the person in the book needing therapy the most for he is completely insufferable and has delusions of his own importance. It starts immediately in the beginning when he assumes that no one will know the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist and goes on from there. It annoyed me to no end and really caused me to dislike the book and loose interest in the identity of rapist.

Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!