Unremembered by Jessica Brody Review

ISBN:9780374379919
March 5, 2013
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 Right now... I want everyone to close their eyes.  I want everyone to imagine that you are floating in the ocean.  I want you to imagine that you just woke up.  Floating next to your are dead bodies and large pieces of airplane debris.  Then, everything goes black.  When you wake up, you are now in a white sterile room.  There are people in white lab coats fluttering in and out of the room.  Everyone keeps asking you  questions that your memory can't find the answer to.  What would you do? 

 Unremembered, by Jessica Brody introduces the main character, Seraphina as the only survivor of Freedom Airline flight 121's fatal crash over the Pacific ocean.  The only thing she has any memory of is a haunting threat that stays hidden in the back of her mind.  However, she has no memory of the crash, her life before the crash, or even boarding the plane.  This flawless, breathtaking, beautiful 16 year old Seraphina, tries to figure  her life out but every lead leaves her with only more unanswered questions. Just as Seraphina starts to give up hope, a strangely compelling boy comes along claiming that he knew her before she lost her memory and also claims they were in love.  Is he able to help her remember everything she had forgotten? 

 I absolutely loved this book as Jessica Brody filled this book with a lot of descriptive detail.  I also felt that she kept her readers captivated within the story. In conclusion...ask yourself, what do your memories mean to you?  What would your life be like with your memories?  Empty?  Alone?  Read Unremembered and find out.

Published by EM