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Overview
Jonathan's memory is gone, wiped clean by a six-year coma. Since nobody had expected him to recover, his sudden awakening becomes an awkward intrusion on his family and friends.
Rebecca's personality has changed, making her a stranger to her husband. Gone is the vivacious trophy wife, replaced by a shy, awkward woman with a knack for saying exactly the wrong thing.
They don't fit in. And they'll never be the same. But now they've got to decide what matters most: who they were, or who they can become?
A steadily accelerating story exploring the irony, humor, and opportunity that can accompany personal calamity, ME AGAIN follows the intertwined paths of two people forced to start over in life: one looking for his place in a world that has moved on without him, the other struggling to navigate a relationship with a man who wishes she were someone else.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781536960754 |
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Publisher: | CreateSpace Publishing |
Publication date: | 08/17/2011 |
Pages: | 346 |
Product dimensions: | 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.77(d) |
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Chapter 1
I was born on a Tuesday morning. It was a difficult birth, because I was thirty-four years old.
I opened my eyes, and saw a long bar of blue-white light. It hung directly over me, making me realize I was lying on my back. Looking into the light made my eyes hurt, so I closed them, welcoming the darkness. But then it seemed particularly important to see that light again, so I reopened my eyes, blinking repeatedly to adjust to the glare.
I became aware of movement. A blurry female figure clad in white entered my view on one side. I lay staring at her, instinctively trying to blink her into focus, but with no success. Suddenly she drew closer, leaning down over me. For a brief moment our eyes met. Then I blinked.
"Jesus," she said. The name sounded familiar.
She disappeared from view, and I realized that I couldn't raise or turn my head to try to locate her. In fact, the only thing I could feel - or move - was my eyes. I had a vague sense that this was not good.
Although she was out of my sight, I could hear her. She was speaking, a rapid stream of words I wasn't quite able to follow. Other voices joined in, overlapping each other in conversation, and the name Jesus came up repeatedly.
I formed my first conscious thought: I must be Jesus.
What People are Saying About This
Heart and humor are inseparable in Keith Cronin's engaging debut. (Susan Henderson, author of Up from the Blue)
A work that will make readers laugh and think. (Lauren Baratz-Logsted, author of The Thin Pink Line)
A beautifully wrought tale of courage, hope, and awakenings of all kinds. (Sara Gruen, author of Water for Elephants)