Remember To Forget, a clayburn novel
Remember To Forget, a clayburn novel
Author: Raney, Deborah
Publisher: Howard Books,368 pages
A New York car-jacking unexpectedly thrusts graphic designer Maggie Anderson To freedom, but her efforts to avoid her past creates an unsettling life of deception. She's convinced that she must put away her old life, but she can't forget the memories.
Despite busying himself in the small town of Clayburn, Kansas, painful memories continue to haunt Trevor Ashlock. The Lord's grace has allowed him to forgive, but it's impossible to forget the tragic day that changed his life. He struggles through each day trying not to dwell on the past, until a stranger is dropped into his life.
Award winning author Deborah Raney author of A Vow to Cherish has again touched heartstrings with Remember To Forget. She encourages the reader to let go of the past and take hold of the present. "One thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:13-14).
I haven't enjoyed a novel this much in a long time.
Genre: Christian Fiction, Historical
Audience: Young adult - Adult
Language: None
Morality: Clean (girlfriend leaves live-in boyfriend)
Romance: An enduring romance illustrated by the changing of hearts.
Sex: None
Substance use: None
Violence: Car-jacking, implied stalking, fight between two adults.
Discussion topics: Yes
Author: Raney, Deborah
Publisher: Howard Books,368 pages
A New York car-jacking unexpectedly thrusts graphic designer Maggie Anderson To freedom, but her efforts to avoid her past creates an unsettling life of deception. She's convinced that she must put away her old life, but she can't forget the memories.
Despite busying himself in the small town of Clayburn, Kansas, painful memories continue to haunt Trevor Ashlock. The Lord's grace has allowed him to forgive, but it's impossible to forget the tragic day that changed his life. He struggles through each day trying not to dwell on the past, until a stranger is dropped into his life.
Award winning author Deborah Raney author of A Vow to Cherish has again touched heartstrings with Remember To Forget. She encourages the reader to let go of the past and take hold of the present. "One thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:13-14).
I haven't enjoyed a novel this much in a long time.
Genre: Christian Fiction, Historical
Audience: Young adult - Adult
Language: None
Morality: Clean (girlfriend leaves live-in boyfriend)
Romance: An enduring romance illustrated by the changing of hearts.
Sex: None
Substance use: None
Violence: Car-jacking, implied stalking, fight between two adults.
Discussion topics: Yes
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