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K. L. Murphy, the Author of “The Great Forgotten” has written an intriguing, intense and captivating novel. The Genres for this book are Historical Fiction, and World War One Fiction. There are two timelines in the story, 1918, and 1988, and both periods fit in like puzzle pieces to finish the masterpiece.The author provides vidvid descriptions of the scenery, timelines, plot, and dark and dramatic characters.The characters are complex and complicated. In 1988, Ginny Campbell is trying to figure out her life, when she finds an old trunk in the house with a woman’s name, and letters. She tracks down the woman, who is in a nursing home, where the woman Anna Mae, tells her bits and pieces of the story of important historical consequence in 1918. Slowly, Anna Mae draws the reader as well, into a forgotten piece of history. There was a major train wreck in 1918, when two trains collided and crashed. Anna Mae tells the story of five different men, that she personally knew, and the tragic consequences of this crash. There are twists and turns, surprises, and edgy suspense. I highly recommend this book.
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