Review of Fifty Mice by Daniel Pyne

Fifty Mice plays with memory and what is real. It is the story of a man who is unwillingly put into the Witness Protection Program but doesn't know why. He has to try to figure out what information the people who abducted him want. The man has a fiance but has commitment issues and hasn't set a wedding date. He slowly comes to care about a little girl who is also in the Witness Protection Program and eventually her mother.  Through sessions with a psychiatrist he recalls an incident in his life having to do with a mermaid/dancer at a sex bar that he had visited. His memory of that night is hazy at first. He was drunk and doesn't remember the details. Eventually he does remember and the story moves forward quickly after that.  I enjoyed reading this book. It presented a puzzle to solve that had me hooked until the end.