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The Escaping Flashback
Isn’t a millennium of chaos enough time to cause memory loss?
We spend our lives searching for things we think would make us whole. Mine was identifying to my parents. Looking back, I wish I knew some matters were better left unknown; because pain is merciless or so I thought. I wish I hadn’t lied to my mom about going to San Francisco. I thought the changes I went through were behind my father’s death a millennium ago. He was my father, right?
The flashback is part of my quest to find something I don’t know – yet; something to add to my unknown self which I might soon forget, but that’s just a fragment of the plot.
We spend our lives searching for things we think would make us whole. Mine was identifying to my parents. Looking back, I wish I knew some matters were better left unknown; because pain is merciless or so I thought. I wish I hadn’t lied to my mom about going to San Francisco. I thought the changes I went through were behind my father’s death a millennium ago. He was my father, right?
The flashback is part of my quest to find something I don’t know – yet; something to add to my unknown self which I might soon forget, but that’s just a fragment of the plot.
254 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 1, 2016
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August 16, 2018
It was everything I hoped it to be from this genre. And I honestly can't wait for more releases like that.
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