My Name Is Memory

A well-written love story * <i>Heat</i> * There are a lot of books I like and there are a lot of books I love and this is by far a love that I'm sure if I was to read it again and again I would see it a new light each time. * thereadingsofabusymum.blogspot.com * The centuries-old background to their story is as compelling as the action in the present and makes their constant near misses tear-provokingly frustrating. And the involvement of Daniel's evil brother adds the heart-racing pace of this thriller. It's a book that will inevitably draw comparisons to The Time Traveller's Wife, and stands up well to that modern classic. * <i>News of the World</i> * It has everything you could want from a good book . . . I cannot recommend this book highly enough . . . I suggest you all add it to your summer reading list. You won't be disappointed. * daisychainbookreviews.blogspot.com * 'It's the type of book that takes all those questions we ask ourselves about destiny and the meaning of life and explores them so convincingly that it's almost as thought the author has stumbled upon a secret. Magical'. * <i>I Was A Teenage Book Geek</i> * '[T]his beautifully written novel is already on its way to becoming a Hollywood movie'. * <i>Star Magazine</i> * 'This clever story about someone trying to catch-up with a long lost love, will be a hit with fans of Branshares'. * <i>Press Association</i> * A magical, suspenseful, heartbreaking story of true love... * <i>American Saturday Review</i> * My Name is Memory is a captivating, open-ended story that begs for a sequel. I'll be watching for it. * <i>Long and Short Reviews</i> *

Ann Brashares is the New York Times bestselling author of the phenomenally bestselling series of young adult novels, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. Her first adult novel, The Last Summer (of You and Me debuted on the New York Times list, in both hardcover and paperback, where it stayed for months.