Grounded in the setting of the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, fans of historical fiction will appreciate the careful research that has gone into the weaving of the latest by prolific author Tracie Peterson.
“Remember Me” captures Addie Bryant at her lowest point and traces her journey into safety and hope. Yet her dark past shadows her inwardly, and she lives with the fear that those who hurt her in the past will find her and force her back into her former life.
In addition to a strong female main character, Tracie Peterson has built an engaging cast of supporting characters, from a mousy teenage girl who finds her voice, to a hopeful (and sometimes overenthusiastic) young man whose parting gift is the inspiration for the title, “Remember Me.”
I found it an engaging and inspiring read with themes of grace, forgiveness, and hope generously served throughout. Readers of books by Melody Carlson, Janette Oke, and Deeanne Gist will enjoy this first book of Tracie Peterson’s new Pictures of the Heart series.
Note: I received an advance copy of “Remember Me” from the publisher and was not required to leave a review. The opinion is my own and I hope it will assist readers in choosing their next good read.
Bonita Jewel 