Published: July 12th 2016 by St. Martin's Press
Read:
September 2016
How I Got It:
Ebook (approximately 320 pages) from NetGalley
When Jenny Kramer is raped at a party, she is given a treatment
that makes her forget the traumatic experience. But she hasn’t really
forgotten. If the Kramer family wants justice, they need for Jenny to remember
her rapist. She is sent to a therapist interested in memory recovery, and that
is where the suspense unfolds.
All is Not Forgotten is narrated by the therapist who is
treating the Kramer family individually. Some other patients are mentioned as
well, and the storylines tie together and often jump around in time. While the narrator
is omniscient, he keeps things from the reader to reveal at the proper time. He
also and often provides first person excerpts from his patients. There are many
things throughout that seem misogynistic and unethical, but ultimately, the
narrative keeps the reader guessing. Readers of amnesia fiction and psychological
thrillers will likely devour this book whether they like the narrator or not.
*Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an advanced electronic copy in exchange for an honest review.
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