Tomorrow seems too good to be true

James Byrne, a surgeon in New York, is married to Ines, a cold and distant woman who refuses her children of his dreams. Following a serious car accident, he wakes up in a hospital room. It is always surgeon but now the husband of Meredith, a charming woman, and the father of two lovely boys. It looks so much like paradise that hardly dare believe that his memory disorders completely explain the discrepancy, especially when a woman claiming to be Ines unexpectedly reappears to blackmail him and when he is accused of a murder .. .

Without saying too much, a chain of situations will result in a James shows unbridled race to prove his innocence and regain memory. During playback, I am sometimes told that this simple doctor came too easily to draw not bad and play the FBI but the outcome ultimately brings a convincing answer to this well-crafted plot. The writing is pretty basic - the author includes all the codes of the current US thriller - and the characters deserve a bit more psychological depth - especially Ines complex - but that does not stop at "Tomorrow will be another life" to be a very engaging and effective thriller.