My name is memory - Ann Brashares

Not everyone believes in the existence of 'the one', the love of our life that we are destined to find, but Daniel knows it's real. How could he not? He has spent centuries meeting and falling in love with the same girl over and over and over again. Life after reincarnated life, generation after generation, spanning continents and dynasties, he and Lucy have been drawn together - and though he can never tell her, he remembers it all. He has the gift, or the curse, of 'the memory', the ability to recall past lives and recognize the reincarnated souls he has known. The problem is, the force that draws Lucy and Daniel together also always tears them painfully, fatally apart, to the point that he has started trying to protect her from falling in love with him and the heartbreak he knows it will bring.

Ann Brashares is theNew York Times bestsellingauthor of the phenomenally bestselling series of young adult novels, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants .Her first adult novel, The Last Summer (of You and Me) debuted on theNew York Times list, in both hardcover and paperback, where it stayed for months.

Praise for Brashares' first adult novel,The Last Summer (of You and Me)

'Ann Brashares's new book, THE LAST SUMMER (OF YOU & ME) will delight all of herTravelling Pantsfans - now grown-up and ready for this very adult novel of love, loss and the beauty of intense family bonds.'

'Ann Brashares has written a glorious novel of unrequited love, longing and the meaning of friendship in THE LAST SUMMER (OF YOU & ME). She weaves a tale full of delicious plot twists and revelations that will surprise and enthrall you . . .Funny, deep and true, this one will keep you reading long after the sun has gone down.'

'Assured and intelligent, with delicately handled heartache, this is a beautifully written book that will linger long after it's finished. Brashares fans will enjoy its considerable charms. In particular, she is adept at conveying the nuances of being grown up without knowing what that really means.'