Review: A Memory Away
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
A Memory AwayBy Taylor LewisKyle Garritsen lives in a world where some men can have children.  He happens to be one.  Now he is raising his son from a one-night stand and trying to live as normal a life as he can.  It isn’t easy being a single father.  Then someone decides to knock out the front window of his business and the officer sent to investigate is the last person Garritsen wants to see.  Kyle doesn’t know if he is hurt that the detective can't remember him or scared out of his wits that the detective is going to remember and want to make a claim on the child that they share.  So from this point on the action gets more intense as the detective tries to solve a crime and remember and Kyle is trying to keep the secrets of the past buried.  Taylor Lewis has a real control on managing the intensity of the story and drawing the reader in.  This is not my usual genre but I have to compliment Lewis on the masterful way this is written  as it drew me in and held me till the end.  A read that will have you drawn to the characters and their plight as you read this masterfully done story.