Special thanks to ZA Maxfield for helping me puzzle through the story arc, Dev Bentham for her unwavering encouragement, Andy Slayde for her thorough scrutiny, Cindi Sulken for her uplifting comments, and Aniko Laczko for not only catching straggling typos, but helping me name the creep in the chatroom! Table of Contents No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. Read moreįorget Me Not: Mnevermind Trilogy Book 2. Surely there’s some way to get people to accept him for who he is. Elijah might not be neurotypical, but he’s plenty smart. Now Elijah suspects he’s gay, but the few prominent people in his life are less than supportive. But Daniel and Elijah met under unusual circumstances, where the statement, “I like you, and I think you like me,” held some surprising nuances. Daniel runs a memory palace-he even writes his own mnems-and that shared interest alone would make him fascinating. The one bright spot in his life is the memory science of Mnemography.Īlthough he loves nothing better than devouring the latest research and tinkering with all the specialized equipment, he never clicked with any other experts in the field until he met Daniel Schroeder. His social circle is limited to his ex, his therapist, and a structured inclusion group at the Rec Center.

His career suffered because he never got the hang of schmoozing, and now he wastes his talents teaching classes at the mall. No two people are exactly alike, but Elijah Crowe is very, very different.Įlijah is on the autism spectrum, so the tasks of day-to-day life most people breeze through are a challenge for him.

Forget Me Not by Jordan Castillo Price