Tricia Goyer

TV producer Ava Ellington is suffering from heartbreak and making professional mistakes. An unexpected opportunity to go to Europe with her grandfather Jack, a WWII vet, to visit battle sites promises emotional escape and a set of great stories about vets returning to Europe. In Paris, a complication materializes: Ava's first love, Dennis, is accompanying his grandfather Paul, Jack's wartime buddy and family friend, on the same trip. Jack has ghosts to face as Ava is reminded of her own past pain.--

A Novel

Remembering You

Jeni Enjaian

I knew when I picked the book up that it would likely disappoint me. In that sense, the book met my expectations, not exactly the expectations an author hopes to meet with her book. I could never really get into the narrative. Many of the events felt unmoored with reality, as in a lack of context in which the events occurred. The development of the characters loped along as if on severely uneven legs with a final huge backwards step by Dennis before ending with a proposal. 
Goyer managed to bungle a decent storyline by trying to cram way too much into a short narrative with uneven development.

I do not recommend this book.

Remembering You A Novel

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