Not all memories are the same

Lost Memories

Struggling with her ailing mind, Margo, the matriarch, finds the lines between her past and present blurring and disappearing. Throughout her life, she has worked hard to create the life she desired, but now that her memories are slipping away, she exists in a reality that is a mixture of the two.

Held Memories

Sadie, the young granddaughter, desperately clings to the memories to safeguard them for both of them. Granny has always been a pillar in her life, but now there is a forgetful Granny, a sad Granny, and a regular Granny all swirling together in a storm.

Found Memories

Alice, both daughter and mother, serves as the caregiver trying to keep everything intact while uncovering hidden secrets. She has always been the one with the list, the plan, and the first hand to reach out, but being pulled in multiple directions might be too much for her carefully built fortress to withstand.

Questioned Memories

In this emotional, multi-generational story, relationships are put to the test and memories are called into question. Alice realizes that her childhood may not have been exactly how she remembered it. Or perhaps her mother's deteriorating mind is playing tricks on her? Can individuals endure the same shared experiences but come away with different memories? And what happens when the only person with the answers cannot remember?

Not All Memories Are Equal

Amelia Venjoy's debut women's fiction novel is a multi-POV narrative that will resonate with fans of Liane Moriarty, Robyn Carr, Jodi Picoult, and the television series This is Us.

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