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"Compelling, relevant, and compassionate view at the torture of the slipperiness of truth and inconsistent loyalties."
Jessica Brown, New York Times bestselling author of "Those Who Save Us and The Lost Family".
In this evocative debut novel, Rebecca Johansen weaves a riveting story of past and present.
Helen Bryant is twenty-five years old. She feels that her life is on the rise now. She has a great job in New York City and falls in love with a fascinating artist. Her traumatic memories of the past finally begin to disappear. Helen's life broke up almost ten years ago, during an idyllic summer in her family’s house on Eagle Lake, when her very old friend blamed her father for rape. During the detention pending trial, Helen insisted on her father's innocence. She tried to avoid meeting the reporters and clinging to the memories about the most adorable man.
Now her father is getting out. However, when Helen returns to a closed lakeside house, the details of that fatal night come up: the freeze of the lake, the first love's heat, the frightening bite of jealousy. And as old memories face new realities, they doubt everything she thinks she knows about her family, friends, and, finally, about herself. Now Helen's choice will be tested with life-changing after-effects.
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Chapter 1
Acknowledgment
Chapter 4
Stay in touch
Chapter 2
Last morning
Chapter 5
Memories are only part of the truth
Chapter 3
New way
Chapter 6
3 last days
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What Readers Are Saying
“Very impressive family drama! Helen devotedly supports her father when he is blamed for rape, and afterward goes to prison. She begins to question all six years later when he is going to get out. She starts to realize that, in her opinion, it might not have happened at that time. This emotional story is really worth reading!”
October 28, 2023
Amanda Peterson
"This is a rather good story with its potential. But I think It should be a bit shortened. This family drama is relevant today. I would highly recommend it to those who are 15+ years of age."
October 24, 2023
Jeff Gordon
“Quite thrilling story focused on the truth and faithfulness, realness and perception. It covers such important things nowadays as harmony, honor, and modesty, as well as the nature of shame that needs to be told (again and again). Bravo to Rebecca Johansen for telling this story and for telling it so well!"
October 21, 2023
Elizabeth Smith
About the Author
Rebecca Johansen graduated from Cambridge University with a Bachelor's Degree in English literature. She is also a member of the National Association of Memoir Writers and New York Writers Ink. She lives in New York with her husband of twenty-nine years of age and has three children. She is the author of Fourteen: A Daughter's Biography of Adventure, Sailing, and Survival (She Writes Press, Nov. 2016), which was named the Winner of the Young-Adult Non-Fiction category at the 2017 National Indie Excellence Awards and a Finalist in the Memoir (Overcoming Adversity/Tragedy/Challenges) category in the 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. She enjoys hiking, rock climbing, and writing.
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About "Your Forgotten Minutes"
The timeline for this novel begins in 2006 and returns to the past when it comes to the characters or some events in the novel. This is a story of adulthood, friendship, loss, and disloyalty. The story also describes the ordinary family, frustration, memories, forgetting, hopes, and love.
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