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"Remember To Forget is a memoir of trauma and hope and one that you will never forget."
Clair Mulligan, Editor
"In my decade of reviewing current fiction for the Los Angeles Times, I've read hundreds of novels. I've rarely come across a first novel that has aroused the enthusiasm that the true story of Remember To Forget has made me feel. Once I began to read it, I could not stop. The book has an earned positive ending with both literary and therapeutic value."
Edward M. White, Ph.D
"While I was reading Remember To Forget, I was reminded of best-selling memoirs such as Angela's Ashes and The Glass Castle."
Cascadia
Remember To Forget dramatically recounts Vernetta's young life while living with her single mother and older sister. Sex permeates the chaos of life with Mother and her alcohol-fueled anger, which emerges in Vernetta's adult years as a suicidal depression that propels her into therapy where conflicted fragments introduce themselves. Within months dissociated-forgotten memories of sexual trauma are manifested by severe, incapacitating physical reactions. The story details the relentless positive actions she takes over a period of years in search of answers that lead to her wellness.
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