A good thriller. I had an inkling of where it was going, but I've read a lot of Pike's books and there is a definite pattern with most of them. I did enjoy it even if I'm a little tired of this particular twist that Pike is so fond of. The ending was kinda heartwarming too, which was a little weird. ( )

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Awesome. Body-switching! Amnesia! Drugs! Astral projection or whatever!

Jennifer wakes up next to a dead body, but she can't remember what happened, who she is, or anything at all. She slowly realizes that the dead girl was her best friend. All the evidence points to Jennifer as the killer, but she doesn't remember, so she reads her own diary to try and piece together her life.

I always loved that image, of having to figure out your personality by reading your own diary. Would you like yourself? Would you think you're shallow? Oh Christopher Pike, you posed many philosophical questions to my middle-school self. ( )

Jenny wakes up in the woods with a dead body next to her. She can't remember anything, including her own name. She finds out the dead girl is her best friend Crystal and that Jenny might have slept with Crystal's boyfriend.
The plot can be confusing, but is based on an interesting idea. Pike's strengths lie in ideas, not the actual writing. ( )