Forgive & Forget Me Not

 Joe Forte

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Forgive & Forget Me Not is a true story about love, murder, hatred, and finding one's way to peace and forgiveness in the face of tragedy. It covers a five-year span in the life of the author, Joe Forte. He thought he had it all, only to lose what was dearest to him when his young bride, Michelle Lentine Forte, was murdered by a next-door neighbor who posed as a friend. Follow the compelling and heart-wrenching story of Joe from the time he first meets Michelle, to her murder and emotionally charged trial. After almost three years of emotional anguish and in his most desperate moment, through the salvation of Jesus Christ, he is able to forgive his wife's murderer and move on with his life to find love and happiness again. The author wants readers to walk away with much more than just a story. They will come to understand that murder is not just a statistic, but a devastating experience that takes its toll on all of society. However, with the love and support of family and friends, God can work through us so we can survive this most devastating of human experiences.

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ojunku rated this book  
 

I actually enjoy the author realizing that there is a living God.and encouraging reader to forgive and forget their fellow men.I extend thanks for this brillant work.

ojunku rated this book  
 

I actually enjoy the author realizing that there is a living God.and encouraging reader to forgive and forget their fellow men.I extend thanks for this brillant work.


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