Forgetful Love

Forgetful Love Book Description

“Please Don't make me forget you!”

An intelligent, creative, loving, in love woman who lives life with all its colors and deepest emotions, and a successful writer: Maya; A man, a favorite artist, with whom she has shared her second spring for twenty years, who admires her, is in love, is emotional, is busy with notes and lines: Atlas; A happy family where love is reinforced with their children, and a disease that suddenly descends into their lives and collapses their world... An incurable, hopeless disease that kills the patient many times before he dies, destroys his identity, leaves his wife a widow while he is alive: Alzheimer's.

Maya caressed her husband's cheek,

“Please don't forget what I said. If there are days when you want to run away from me, from yourself with me, walk away without hesitation... But not for too long. Come back again. Come back even if I don't remember."

"My love, you are my everything. I will stay, I will go, I will return... everywhere is where you are. You are my home.”

It hurt Atlas to think that one day the woman he loved would not remember him at all and would forget all these lovemaking, kissing, and hugging... He hugged his wife's body as if he wanted to take away the pain of the days when he would miss her. Both of them were in a mood of ups and downs due to the longing they already felt for each other about that ominous future that they did not know when it would come true. Their bodies were making love with love, passion, passion and compassion, happiness and sadness.

In his new novel, "Forgetful Love", Bezmen tells the story of Alzheimer's, which is very common today, through a love story. We witness the gradual progression of Alzheimer's, which we do not have much idea about, even though we know what it is, from the very beginning to the end. And “The mind forgets, the heart does not forget!” says... It is a very striking novel that also provides information. While Alzheimer's used to be seen in people in their 70s, it has now reached people in their 60s. A beautiful, useful and thought-provoking novel. It must be a terrible thing when you get to the point where you even forget the face of someone you love so deeply. The finale is also striking. I congratulate Nermin Bezmen, if you come across it, I recommend you to read it.

-Ayşe Arman-

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

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Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 440

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

< strong>First Print Year: 2020

Print Number: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish