From the Author:
In writing this novel, I have drawn on my own family experiences and my own longing to revisit my family's past. My parents died when I was young and they were young (although neither of them was shot), and I and my siblings have felt the impact of that in many ways. I created the Memory Enhancer for my fictional family to help them learn from their pasts, and in the process I learned a lot about myself and remembered much that I had forgotten.
I didn't really think of Bittersweet Memories as a time travel book when I was writing it, because the characters don't go anywhere physically, just mentally. But after hearing from readers, I understand that some see re-experiencing the past as time travel. Maybe you'll think it is, maybe not.
I'm still not sure whether or not the Memory Enhancer would be a good invention, but I expect someone will eventually create it and we will find out.
About the Author:
Lynn Osterkamp is the author of Too Near the Edge, and its sequels Toofar Under, and Too Many Secrets--the mystery novels that gave life toCleo, a Boulder-based grief therapist whose ability to contact deadpeople gets her involved in solving a murder; and Tyler, a dead surferdude who gives Cleo cryptic and often inscrutable advice. Too Near theEdge won a silver medal in the 2007 IPPY Book Awards for best regionalfiction in the west-mountain region. Lynn is also the author of twononfiction books as well as numerous articles, manuals and nationalnewsletters. Her professional experience includes hospital and hospicesocial work, university teaching and research, special education, andlong-term-care ombudsman. She lives in Boulder Colorado.
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