I’ve read many books that I won’t be forgetting anytime soon. It’s one of the reasons why I created a weekly Memorable Monday post. In sharing a more recent read however I have to go with:
This book was a bit of a shocking read for me, and (unfortunately) is relevant to current events in the world. It takes a look at the aftermath of a school shooting from the perspective of the family of the shooter. I certainly won’t be forgetting this one anytime soon!
What’s your unforgettable read? Share in the comments below!
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Annette has agreed to send one winner a signed copy of her new novella All Our Broken Pieces!
All Our Broken Pieces by Annette K. Larsen
A sweet, romantic novella.
Ginny and Devin have been best friends for most of their lives. They’ve relied on each other, laughed with each other, kept each other sane.
But now Devin is dead, and Ginny is floundering to find a way to cope with the loss and continue living when the one person she’s always relied on is gone. So she does what she’s always done. She pours her frustrations into texts to Devin, or at least to Devin’s useless phone number. She sends her pain and anger out into the void of cellular data with no hope of response.
Until the day when someone does respond. Ginny knows that this person—this Not-Devin—won’t ever replace her best friend, but maybe he can help her heal, or at least give her a reason to smile again.
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The book I’ll remember for a long time is: Halo Found Hope (Helo Matzelle)
This book sounds interesting. I just checked it out on Goodreads and the dual timelines look like something I would enjoy. Thanks for sharing.
If you like dual timelines her other book Freedom’s Ring is one as well and is about the Boston marathon bombing aftermath. It’s another one I’d highly recommend
That sounds really interesting. Thanks Becca.