My review
Will You Remember Me? by Amanda Prowse
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
4.5 stars
Confession… I’ve never read Amanda Prouse before – which puts me in the minority. This is the final book in the No Greater Love series. I haven’t read the rest of the series but could engage with the story and the characters without any trouble.
Will You Remember Me was such a moving and sad read. There were times when I had to pause, cry, take a break and then read on. What struck me most about this novel is how painful it must be for young cancer patients to cope with the thought of leaving their family and loved ones behind. I can’t imagine anything more devastating. And it is clear that Amanda Prouse wrote this novel with these thoughts in mind.
You could feel Poppy’s pain on learning about her diagnosis, her determination to carry on and fight it alone by keeping the terrible news from her much loved husband. Of course, as her sickness grows this becomes impossible to hide and impossible to do.
There were other details, a long lost family member in St. Lucia – which added a much needed break and a way for Poppy perhaps to come to terms with her fate and to accept that we all die but perhaps it is how we live and how we forgive that makes the difference.
The male characters in the novel: her son, (being so young,) and (to a degree,) her husband are not quite as detailed and fade a bit into the background. The character spotlight is and should be on Poppy, she pulls at your heart strings. I also found her daughter Peg to be very engaging and a much needed source of light and hope in what is after all a dark tale.
Thank you so much to the author for a signed copy. All opinions are my own and unbiased.
My recommendation: I enjoy and appreciate stories that tug at the heartstrings. A highly recommended and emotional read.
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Authors Website: http://www.amandaprowse.org
Have you read Amanda Prouse’s books? Do comment below.

haven’t read this one yet but will do. Nice review.
Thank you Hannah. That’s always nice to know. Happy reading!
OMG, Marje, Amanda Prowse is my favourite author! In fact I just reviewed her latest release on my blog, today, too!
Awesome. I’ve never read Amanda’s books before! Looking forward to reading more x
I recommend them all, but Anna then Theo, followed by Kitty’s story, three interwoven amazing books. And The Coordinates of Loss. Oh, I cried!!!!
I love books that make me cry! Thanks Ritu. 🙂 x
It is brilliant!
No, I haven’t read an Amanda Prowse book before. Thanks for the introduction.:-)
My pleasure Priscilla. 🙂
This sounds like such a tear jerker, Marje. I think I’d be a wreck reading this. Thanks for the review and recommendation. 🙂
Yes, it is a sad one. Thanks Diana, x