July 30, 2020 
Reviewed by:
Ceil Carey, retired public librarian and long-time book discussion leader
REVIEW INTRODUCTION
Title:
Forget me now
Author:
Alana Terry
Alanaterry.com
Date:
2019
Format:
Paperback
Length:
193 pages
OVERVIEW
Forget me now is a psychological suspense story about a teenaged girl on Senior Skip Day. She relives that fateful day many times before she comes to grips with her lack of memory and discovers what actually happened. A brain injury has caused her amnesia but what caused the brain injury? Where are her boyfriend and her mother, two people she believes would never leave her?
The mystery and plot themselves are compelling but the story itself is very convoluted and difficult to follow at times. The ending is rather anticlimactic and a little disappointing, as well. The story does have a strong Christian message of salvation.
ASSESSMENT
Rating (1 to 5):
3
Suggested Audience:
Fans of Christian suspense, particularly teenaged girls
Christian Impact:
The book has a strong message of salvation.
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