Remember me was a heart wrenching, emotional novel. From what I'd read about this book before starting, I wasn't expecting it to take the turn that it actually did towards the end. The mystery to start was intriguing and I was interested to see what secrets Emily would discover as Felix slipped deeper into his dementia, and the secrets revealed took me aback. I loved most of the characters and what they all brought to the table. They were all well developed and the whole novel was written so flawlessly and easy to read. I wasn't the biggest fan of Emily's siblings, as I suspect we weren't meant to be, as they didn't appear to care about Felix at all except to be make their own lives easier. The cast of characters and their interactions throughout the story really helped gel the plot and keep it moving along smoothly making for such an enjoyable read. The last sort of 100 pages ripped every emotion out of me as the plot reached its crux and all the puzzle pieces started to fit together. A solid book and although this was the first book I've read by the author, it won't be the last.