Fast Forward — Judy Mercer

The dream jolts her awake. In the hazy, gray glint of a Los Angeles dawn, it leaves her feeling anxious, disconnected. Her memory has vanished. She doesn't know if Ariel Gold, the name on a California driver's license is hers. All she knows in her panic is that she is badly cut and bruised, she is in a house that has been viciously ransacked, and, on a crumpled heap of clothes, there is a blood-caked shirt … and a gun.
Alone and completely disoriented, “Ariel” begins her search through a stranger's life, determined to find out who may be trying to harm her. Concealing her amnesia, she starts to improvise her new life, moment by unpredictable moment, in the worlds of high-fashion modeling and the New York theater. But someone is watching her every move … and Ariel's stubborn quest is leading her right into the sights of a killer.