Forget Me Not:
(short story fiction-under 100pages)
4.0 out of 5 stars Heart Rending
November 7, 2014
By Smiley
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This is a gripping little book that captivates your interest right from the first page. Told through a series of letters to her absent father, teenage paraplegic Lily slowly reveals her heartbreak at the way her life has turned out as she implores her father for answers. It is heartbreaking at times but also thought provoking and ultimately uplifting. Well worth a read.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Short Story That Packs An Emotional Punch
October 18, 2014
By JJ
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Great short story. Packs an emotional punch, a real page turner. Well written. Good length to read at lunch time. A very memorable character. I'd love to read more stories about the daughter and her mother and how their relationship develops in the future.
4.0 out of 5 stars Impactful
21 October 2014
By Blake Malone TOP 500 REVIEWER
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These letters tell of a horrible thing. They drag you through some of the worst of human sickness and lead you to strength and triumph. To the extent they are fictional (which isn’t obvious), they are extremely well dramatized. I thought I knew where the account was leading, but there’s a twist at the end I certainly didn’t see coming. I thought the portrayal of the mother was excellent – the way it was so effectively done with so few words.
4.0 out of 5 stars Four Star
29 November 2014
By Ian Luke
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A sad and troubling series of letter that many people should read.
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