The Unforgotten: a love story

Two lives come together, but then are wrenched apart, seemingly forever. She is the most beautiful woman Professor Tom Prentice has ever known, and he falls in love, even though Ginny Russo has muscular dystrophy. Because of her illness she will not consider marriage, but he maintains his love is undying, and eventually she consents. Just before the wedding she gets much worse, and they break up. Some months later Tom tries to find her, berating himself for so willingly accepting this severing, but she has disappeared. Twenty-two years later, at their old dean's funeral he learns they both are remembered in the will. With his own marriage in shambles, now his memories of Ginny and his enduring love overwhelm him, and he determines to find her in whatever desperate circumstances she may be. But his resolve is sorely tested. Written from the male point of view, THE UNFORGOTTEN bares the conflicts and emotions of falling in love with an increasingly handicapped person. Full of pathos and beauty of spirit, it may touch your heart.