A review by ameserole
Persistence of Memory by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes

4.0

“White pill, blue pill, yellow pill, purple pill; its like swallowing a rainbow every bedtime.”



I'm really digging these Den of Shadows books. I like all they all about different people but still somehow seem to flow. I don't know if that makes sense yet because I just started drinking my first cup of coffee.



Now for some spoilers.

Spoiler

Persistence of Memory is a pretty quick read, like most of the books within this series because they are really quite short. This book is about Erin and it's from her point of view. Erin has had a mental illness pretty much all of her life. She is constantly battling with her schizophrenia episodes, which I found pretty interesting - especially when she gets thrown into the real world: public school. Then the whole alter ego Shevaun was intriguing throughout the book. I wonder if there will be anymore appearances of Erin/Shevaun?! I kind of want more. I actually kind of want a book where everyone who has ever been mentioned in this series meets. A REUNION?!?! If possible.