Forgetting Me - Katherine Tirado-Ryen

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Résumé :
Recommended by BookLife (Editor's Pick), Readers' Favorite, Indies Today, The Book Commentary, & IndieReader! When Anne Strafford wakes from a coma in a New York City hospital, she has no memory of who she is, how she got there, or why the handsome movie star, Jack Post, sleeps by her bedside. She certainly doesn't remember getting cosmetic surgery, or the accident that scarred her once beautiful face. A private investigator later questions if any of her resurfaced memories-from her love of skydiving to even her assumed name-are real. While piecing together her past, Anne makes distressing discoveries. Her husband has filed for divorce. Her twin sister won't speak to her. Everyone she's ever loved has shattered in her wake. Yet how can Anne fix a forgotten life? Dive into Forgetting Me and follow an intimate journey of self-discovery that asks some of life's toughest questions. What truly defines us? Our greatest triumphs, or worst mistakes? And are we more than the sum of our experiences? With bravery and determination, one woman will confront the echoes of her past in order to embrace an unforgettable future....

Biographie:
Since writing her first novella at 11 years-old, Katherine's devoured books of all genres. She loves star-crossed romances, medieval history, heart-pounding thrillers, sword-and-dragon fantasies, and anything on astrophysics. These wide-ranging interests are why she doesn't constrain herself to one genre. She's written women's fiction, nonfiction/memoir, and even a door-stopper epic fantasy (coming soon).Her stand-alone novels are Forgetting Me, The Secrets Inside, and Two Weeks of Summer. In 2008, she became a semifinalist in Amazon's Breakthrough Novel Award. Pregnancy & Newborn, ?Hola Arkansas!, and The Northwest Arkansas Times have all featured her work. When her second son was born three months early, she knew writing was her only way through the crucible. His premature birth and long hospital stay inspired articles on breastfeeding that appear in Ohio's Women, Infants, & Children's Program and the Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps.Katherine lives in Arkansas with her husband and three sons. When she's not wrangling their hectic home life, she's busy writing her next book.For updates on new releases, sneak peaks, or to join her newsletter, visit her website: www.KatherineTiradoRyen.com