Literary Fiction
The Art of Forgetting
2011·291 pages
When her best friend's accident erases her memory, a woman confronts their complicated past and rediscovers her own strength.
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When her best friend's accident erases her memory, a woman confronts their complicated past and rediscovers her own strength.
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Marissa Rogers never wanted to be an alpha; beta suited her just fine. Taking charge without taking credit had always paid off: vaulting her to senior editor at a glossy magazine; keeping the peace with her critical, weight-obsessed mother; and enjoying the benefits of being best friends with gorgeous, charismatic, absolutely alpha Julia Ferrar. When Julia gets hit by a cab, she survives with minor obvious injuries, but brain damage steals her memory and alters her personality, possibly forever....
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Sexual content
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Past love interest revisited; mild romantic tension without explicit scenes
Violence & gore
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Cab accident causes brain injury; injuries not graphically detailed
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Magic & witchcraft
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No magic or witchcraft elements
Occult / demonology
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No occult or demonology content
Political content
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Light body-image and social-pressure themes around weight and appearance
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Emotionally critical, weight-obsessed mother; uneven friendship dynamics
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