Implausibly, she is hiding the syndrome from her co-workers but not from her adult children who are trying to get her to seek medical assistance. Widow, combat veteran & now private military contractor Aubrey Sentro is suffering from progressive concussion syndrome while still working on elite ransom/rescue efforts.

I chose Water Memory based on its being tagged as 'Espionage Fiction,' but this is more of a military black-ops suspense thriller without anything that one would expect from spy fiction except for some betrayals. Water Memory was one of the 9 possible selections in the new Amazon First Reads program which offered 1 free advance selection to Prime members in Canada (possibly 2 in the USA). Many of my reviews can also be found on my blog: and instagram: Die Hard on a BoatĪdvance Review of the Thomas & Mercer Kindle eBook (to be released Feb. On a personal note, as someone who has had two concussions, ten years apart, this book freaked me out at times. They are her reason for never giving up.īe prepared ahead of time that this book has disconnectedness at times that mimics the lucidity of Aubrey’s memories. What gets Aubrey through this horrible ordeal of fighting for her life on this ship while struggling with her memory off and on is her love for her children. Will she save everyone onboard? Aubrey has experienced several concussions so many in fact that she has serial-concussion syndrome affecting her memory. I love Aubrey Sentro! She’s an undercover specialist on a cargo ship when it is attacked by pirates. Another exciting new series from Thomas and Mercer! Daniel’s Pyne’s first installment in the Aubrey Sentro series, Water Memory, is an exciting and quickly paced thriller involving memory (fitting title!) and motherhood.

Water Memory by Daniel Pyne