Why Losing Your Memory Makes You Feel Like You Lost Your Mind

I’ve always been fascinated by Janine Rosche and her books. I even have several on my shelf (unread, but not for long!). However, when I chatted with her about her upcoming release next week, I discovered a book that I feel like saying (and I think I actually did say), “Where have you been all my life?”

Listen in to why Janine wrote about traumatic brain injury, who her favorite character is, and her opinion on walnuts in brownies.

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Why Losing Your Memory Makes You Feel Like You Lost Your Mind

Amnesia stories are always fascinating, especially when you add in all the layers of family, friends, and, as Janine Rosche puts it, “you are an unreliable narrator” of your life. Genius! She’s so right.

This novel really dives into family relationships, grief, expectations, and the pain of having to rebuild after all that. If that isn’t fodder for a great novel, I don’t know what is. As for readers familiar with my books, if you liked None So Blind, I’m pretty sure you’ll love this one.

With Every Memory by Janine Rosche

Is the Life She Can’t Remember One She’d Rather Forget?

One year after her family was in a tragic car accident that killed her teenage son, Lori Mendenhall returns home with a traumatic brain injury that has stolen the last eight years of memories from her. She is shocked to find that the life she was leading before the accident is unrecognizable. Her once-loving husband, Michael, is a distant workaholic she isn’t sure she can trust and her once-bubbly daughter, Avery, has spent the last year hidden away in her room.

For Avery, life stopped when she lost her twin. Now, if she wants to graduate high school, she’ll have to accept help from Xander Dixon, her brother’s best friend and the boy who relentlessly teased her for years. And if Lori wants to reconnect with her husband, she’ll have to grapple with information her brain is trying to keep secret. With every memory that returns, she can’t help but wonder if the life she can’t remember is one she’d rather forget.

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