loved this book!

One of the best read this year! The mistory and the love. Who is he! Why is he so appealing?

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Let me start by saying....

Stacy Eaton is one of my favorite authors. That said, I liked this book BUT it’s not my favorite. I really didn’t like the female MC. She seemed rather harsh and self centered. Several of her choices were unbelievable but they moved the story along. Still, with all my dislikes, I enjoyed the story and I finished the book in one sitting. I liked the HEA ending. As for the narration, I agree with other reviewers that listened at higher speeds. I listened at 1.2x and didn’t have too much of an issue. There were a few times the he said/she said sounded a little robotic but nothing too jarring. I received a review copy at my request and voluntarily reviewed.

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good or evil?

An accident scene turns up two dead bodies, a bag full of money, and a witness who can't remember anything when he regains consciousness. Is he a victim too or was he the assailant? Detective Natasha Foster's investigation was suspenseful and captivating. I loved the mystery mixed with the romance between Tasha and Jay, her John Doe suspect. Their chemistry sizzled and I really enjoyed their story. I received an advanced reader copy of this audiobook and voluntarily provided this review.

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Very digital narration

I felt like this book had a great story line, but the reading of the book seemed like I was listening to a computer read. Could not get into the book because of this.

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Outstanding

Magnificent story that makes a stay in your heart. Well written and performed awesomely. Loved it

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Awesome

This book was pretty awesome. I laughed, I cried....ugh. I'm not someone who always likes mushy gushy romance type novels. But this was so much fun. I really liked both of the main characters. I'm not a huge fan of the police, but Tasha was great. She was so funny and relatable in a lot of ways. I almost died when she mentioned using his wife as a punching bag to keep her busy. Maybe I was in a mood when I was reading this, but I enjoyed it. I also liked the narrator. I noticed in another comment someone used the word digital to describe the narration. While I can see how someone would say this, I still think that she did a good job. She was easy to listen to and follow. She brought a lot to the story. So it def wasn't my favorite book in the world, but it was def worth the read and I hope to read more from Stacy Eaton.

Excellent

Detective Natasha has an interesting case, two dead bodies, bag of money and a guy who doesn’t recall what happen. Great narration added to this story, with good characters. Intriguing and kept ones interest. Well done. Given audio for my voluntary review

Cute Story

Tasha, a police detective, is called to the scene of an accident. There she finds one dead, one unconscious, a lot of money in the back seat and a surprise in the trunk. When the unconscious guy comes back, he’s lost his memory. Tasha decides to take him in, going on gut instincts that he wasn’t the one to put the surprise in the trunk. During the six days before he finds his memory, Tasha and the man dubbed Jay fight the draw to each other. They don’t know if he’s married, has kids or a girlfriend. They also don’t know if she will have to arrest him. When he regains his memories, everything changes. Opinion Cute story. It’s told from both Tasha and Jays viewpoints, often going over the same scene twice. The narrator did a great job other her inflections, showing emotions.

Good story. Bad Police Procedural.

First off, I agree with other reviewers: There's something about the narration that does not work. The voice is pleasant enough but not really for storytelling. I solved that by increasing the playback speed to 1.50. Seemed to work. From the synopsis, you know the story is intriguing: Man found in crashed car with money and two dead bodies. He wakes with amnesia. Did he or didn't he? Yes, please! The issue I take with this story, aside from the narration, is how bad the policing is. I'm not sure the author really knew enough police work to pull this story off in any believable manner. Every time Natasha said or did something that was contrary to what a police detective would do, I did a hard eye roll. (I won't detail them since it would give too much of the story away.) It took me out of the story too much. This was an interesting listen but these two major obstacles may be hard for some to overcome.

A whodunit filled with romantic sparks

Six Days of Memories was an interesting story about a man, who after an automobile accident, wakes up with amnesia. Not remembering his name, and why there was a dead woman in his trunk, a dead passenger and a bag filled with lots of money. All that doesn’t stop the attraction that sparks between the investigating detective, Natasha /TashaFoster, and this man, who could possibly be a murderer. As the mystery evolves, the reader continues to wonder whether “Jay” is truly the murderer or just a victim. Throughout the story , the plot, with romance and danger mixed together, kept me wondering what would happen next. Would the discoveries send “Jay” to prison or would he be proven innocent? Would Tasha and “Jay” cross the line? The narration was well done and the whodunit will keep you guess till the end. Though not my favorite story by this author, it was still engaging and entertaining.