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BOOK REVIEW: Remember To Forget
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by: Barbara Warren Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Remember To Forget Author: Deborah Raney Publisher: Howard Fiction ISBN: 1-58229-643-X Genre: Inspirational/Women/Fiction
Maggie Anderson is on the run from an abusive lover. When her car is hijacked at gunpoint, she realizes she is less frightened b a desperate stranger than she is by the thought of going home to Kevin. Determined to escape while she has the chance, Meg hitchhikes her way across the country, telling one lie after another in an attempt to hide her true identity. Exhausted, with no where to turn, she ends up in Clayburn, Kansas, at the Wren’s Nest, the only Bed and Breakfast in the small town.
Trevor Ashlock is doing remodeling at the Wren’s Nest and is immediately attracted to Meg Anders as she is calling herself now, even though he has a hunch she isn’t completely truthful about her reason for being in Clayburn. As the relationship grown, Meg realizes there is a limit as to how far she can run from her past.
Fans of Deborah Raney know her name on a book promises a good story. Remember to Forget is a sensitive, touching story about a young woman trapped by fear and desperation. As she struggles against the dark chains binding her to the past, Meg learns that the world is full of people who are willing to help someone in need if she would just give them the chance. Perfect love drives out fear, whether it’s the love of a good man, or the love of God. Sometimes, like Meg, we’re fortunate enough to find both.
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