I Don’t Like Mondays by Maria Frankland is about Cathy’s recovery after being pushed in front of an oncoming train.

She survives the incident with multiple injuries but doesn’t remember the last ten years of her life.

As her memories slowly begin coming together, there seems no end to the possible suspects in her attempted murder. Her competition at work, her husband’s current fiancée, her husband and her brother are all on the list. In the aftermath, she also finds out that her stepsister and closest friend is actually her half sister. A half sister with extreme jealousy over Cathy’s relationship with their dad.

While this book was entertaining, it is not a favorite. The first person narration got on my nerves and the plot’s constant attempts at suspense grew tiresome to me.