I was drawn into this story from the very beginning and couldn't put the book down. Imagine losing your son in a car accident along with your last 8 years of memories. As Lori returns home after being in rehab, she struggles to recall her memories. She fears that they weren't very happy.
Avery hasn't been handling losing her twin brother very well and doesn't want to go back to school where both of them attended.
The story is told from two different point of views. It deals with grief, losing someone you love. How do you move forward when you don't have any memory of the last 8 years. How do you move forward if it was your twin brother and you were very close. Lori feels that Michael was cheating on her before the accident and now has to try and recollect those memories while trying to grieve and move on. Avery is trying to attend school where her friends do not like her anymore and her parents made her get a tutor. Xavier is her tutor and was Austin's best friend.
I recommend this book if you like an emotional read.
Avery hasn't been handling losing her twin brother very well and doesn't want to go back to school where both of them attended.
The story is told from two different point of views. It deals with grief, losing someone you love. How do you move forward when you don't have any memory of the last 8 years. How do you move forward if it was your twin brother and you were very close. Lori feels that Michael was cheating on her before the accident and now has to try and recollect those memories while trying to grieve and move on. Avery is trying to attend school where her friends do not like her anymore and her parents made her get a tutor. Xavier is her tutor and was Austin's best friend.
I recommend this book if you like an emotional read.