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THE MEMORY OF YOU - Jamie Beck Now a public defender, Ryan is also starting over in his childhood hometown. Seeing Steffi again brings back bad memories of her literally abandoning their relationship. After initially rebuffing her, his anger towards her goes down and a truce is called. But the more they're around each other, the greater the chance that their feelings for each other will be revived. However, Ryan has to be careful because he has a daughter to consider and he fears that Steffi will once again break things off between them. Then there are the unexplained blackouts that Steffi is experiencing… In THE MEMORY OF YOU by Jamie Beck, it is best to come right out and tell readers what is going on with Steffi. During the mugging, she blacked out and doesn't remember much of what happened. During the course of this story, readers sense her blackouts and “brain freezes” are because of something else that happened and they would be right. Steffi doesn't remember that she was apparently raped and her mind has blocked that out of her mind. I only mention this because for some readers this might be a painful subject and the author is upfront about the matter in her preface. But THE MEMORY OF YOU is more than just about the sexual assault aftermath. It's finding love again with the one you never forgot. Add in Ryan's little girl who wants her parents to reunite, and readers will see that they'll have a hard time to make things work out. THE MEMORY OF YOU is a tough emotional read but one that I highly recommend. The relationship between Ryan and Steffi slowly rebuilds, even as he juggles raising his daughter and dealing with a demanding ex-wife. When he learns that Steffi might have been raped, their confrontation is emotionally charged. Does he do the right thing? Grab a hanky and hold on tight. Be sure to check out THE MEMORY OF YOU at Amazon for romance with an edge. Patti Fischer |
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