Such a horrible feeling arises from the first pages. The need of people to associate a person with an event, to mark their identity until that person no longer recognises who she is without being “that person”.
The relocation 7 hours away from the city, the name change, the constant battle with own memories are not enough to run away. Something, sometimes, will trigger them back! Excellent choice from the author to use first person narrative and very descriptive text.
It feels like a good story.
The relocation 7 hours away from the city, the name change, the constant battle with own memories are not enough to run away. Something, sometimes, will trigger them back! Excellent choice from the author to use first person narrative and very descriptive text.
It feels like a good story.