Yet as the story progresses, I found myself very sympathetic to Morgan, and frequently annoyed with Erin.
At first, she certainly seems to be the more sympathetic character in the drama, despite the physical injuries to Morgan. Erin has been terribly hurt, of course, and is terribly angry at Morgan. With the divorce proceedings not yet final, her wife Erin remains next of kin and is called to hospital to give permission for surgeries. She awakens thinking she’s 19yo, and has no memories whatsoever of the last 20 years. There is no communication from her for three weeks, until she turns up at hospital as the victim of a violent attack. Author Andrea Bramhall worked hard to convey the relationship between love and trust, but fell down on the execution throughout the story.įor me, love is not about issuing ultimatums, it’s not about an inability to forgive hurts and it’s not about refusing to give the benefit of doubt enough to discuss confusions, uncertainty and even fears.ģ9yo MC Morgan abruptly abandons her family (wife and their two children, a 10yo girl and 13yo boy), giving no reason. I loved the narration Victoria Aston did a remarkable job conveying emotions, and she did a great job creating voices that were appropriate for the varying ages of the characters.
“Clean Slate” has a lot going for it, but also has some very annoying flaws.
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