Cathleen Davitt Bell
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I Remember You is out in paperback!
This is a book that shows you what true love is: heart stopping, mind bending, life changing. I Remember You is unforgettable.
Melissa Kantor, author of Maybe One Day
An ode to the enduring, transforming power of love.
Susane Colasanti, author of Now and Forever
Well-developed and multidimensional supporting characters contribute to the book’s even pace. This romance novel has elements of science fiction, yet remains true and authentic to the intensity of feelings adolescents experience with their first loves.
School Library Journal
Romance with a dash of time travel and a hint of war...a Nicholas Sparks novel for teens.
Kirkus Reviews
This delicate injection of time travel spices up the realistic contemporary story as the characters deal with the stress of high school, friendships, goals, and family.
Booklist
Suspenseful, poignant, and devastatingly romantic, I Remember You perfectly captures the intense, ephemeral magic of first—and forever—love.
Micol Ostow, author of Amity
Cathleen Davitt Bell gets all the gorgeous details right in this smart, fast-paced, romantic thriller about the love you choose and the love that chooses you. This extraordinary love story transcends time and space but lucky for us, each moment happens in the hot here and now. I Remember You is unforgettable.
Arlaina Tibensky, author of And Then Things Fall Apart
I was breathless reading I Remember You, wishing I could time travel to the end and find out exactly what happens—and yet, not wanting to miss a minute of the drama along the way. It read like a younger version of The Time Traveler's Wife.
Jen Calonita, author of Side Effects
A unique romance about a girl who is solidly rooted in the present and a boy who "remembers the future" as if he's already experienced it. Is it possible to alter the future and, if so, how?
Lois Duncan, author of Stranger with My Face and Locked in Time
I Remember You
Publication Date: February 15, 2015
Seventeen-year-old Lucas is a star hockey player who's headed for the marines as soon as high school is over. Then there's Juliet, straight-A student and rigorous debater, whose college trajectory has been carefully planned for years. They couldn't be more different. But from the moment Lucas sees Juliet, he swears he remembers their first kiss. Their first dance. Their first fight. In fact, Lucas knows everything that's going to happen between them--not because he can predict the future, but because he claims to have already lived it.
Juliet doesn't know whether to be afraid for herself--or for Lucas. Because as Lucas's memories occur more frequently, they also grow more ominous. All Juliet wants is for Lucas to be safe with her in the present. But how do you hold on to someone you love now when they've begun slipping away from you in the future?