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Title: Remember Me

Author: Cheryl Robinson

Narrator: Susan Spain

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-22-11

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 12 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Popular author Cheryl Robinson is acclaimed for her novels featuring strong characters fighting against long odds. Here she tells the tale of Mia and Danielle, whose vow to remain best friends forever was shattered by an indiscretion. Twenty years later, the women are reunited by tragedy. Now, to forge the bond of friendship anew, theyll have to revisit their painful past and confront the events that have kept them apart.

Members Reviews:

Wonderful

I absolutely loved this book. It is so well written and as a native Detroiter I loved all the references to my old neighborhood and hangouts. I've already purchased 2 more books fromt this author and am quickly becoming one of her biggest fans! Loved it!

Good Story, Difficult to follow at times

I generally enjoy books by this author, and was looking forward to this release. The story was moving and thought provoking, however, I often had trouble following the stories from the varying protagonists points of view. That being said, I am eagerly awaiting Ms. Robinson's next offering.

beautiful tribute to the power of friendship

The only thing Mia Marks and Danielle King have in common is the simple fact that they attend the same all-girls Catholic high school, Our Lady of Glory, and they don't exactly associate with the same people so a friendship between them seems farfetched. However, the young women see beyond the color of their skin and the differences between their backgrounds and form an unlikely friendship - one that sees them through many hardships and tribulations and boy troubles until eventually a single indiscretion tears apart the friendship they'd spent years nurturing.

Twenty years go by without any communication between them. Danielle went on to become a popular author and is living in Miami while Mia is working as a school teacher in Detroit, but they still have much in common. They're unhappily married, raising teenage daughters and living with the regret of their lost friendship - and they're both far too proud to make any attempt to contact each other and try to rekindle any semblance of their friendship. A bond like Mia and Danielle shared never truly goes away and when they're reunited due to a horrifyingly scary tragedy they discover that their friendship is still viable... it just needs a little TLC, a whole lot of honesty and the added bonus years of maturity has given them to see everything more clearly.

Cheryl Robinson's REMEMBER ME reminds me of why we should always treasure our friends - even those we've had a falling out with for one reason or another. This story jumps from past to present so you get the full impact of Mia and Danielle's lives and friendship over time. I really enjoyed getting to know them as teenagers and understanding what caused their falling out and then viewing them as adults as they struggle through betrayals, cancer/insurance issues, marriages crumbling, and teenage drama from their daughters. REMEMBER ME obviates racial barriers and gets right down to the heart of the matter - a friendship that survives time and distance and reinforces the saying that `men will come and go, but friendship is forever.'

On a more personal note, I'm a military brat so had very few friends that lasted over four years (the length of time my dad was stationed anywhere).