#72 The Drafter by Kim Harrison

Set in the near future where some people have the ability to go back in time for 30 seconds and change what happens. Sounds great until you find out that they lose their memories when they do it. Peri works for a government agency as a drafter doing jobs that might need a bit of a nudge with time. Jack is her anchor helping her remember what she loses when she has to change the timeline. When something goes wrong and the data they recover shows she is a rogue agent, Peri doesn’t know who to trust, not even her own few memories. She is approached by another agency trying to get that data to prove her bosses are corrupt. Peri is on the run and needs help with a memory glitch and is trying to find the truth with only her gut feelings to tell her if something is true or not.

I enjoyed the book and liked the setup. The ending is open enough for a sequel but isn’t a nail biting ending. I’ll definitely be picking up the second book when it arrives.


Digital review copy provided by the publisher through Edelweiss