Unforgettable — Frederick A. Babb

William Shakespeare's "star-crossed lovers" suffered the torment of unfortunate twists of fate in "Romeo and Juliet." Likewise, for the main characters of Unforgettable that offers the story of a couple bound with love but burdened with an unlucky destiny. But this heartbreaking novel by new author Frederick A. Babb has a positive outcome with proceeds from his book being donated to the American Cancer Society.

"Unforgettable" has never been so fitting for a book as it is for this. This moving love story is told thought the eyes of a timid young high school boy named Charles Marshall, who narrates his tale of how he met and fell in love with the lady that would become, not just his high school sweetheart, but also the love of his life. Her name is Cindy Beck and she touches the life of Charles in such a way that no lady would ever be able to replace her. The story is slated in the environment of growing up in a small town in Arizona. Charles points out that this has both its high and low moments, but mostly it lends a very special atmosphere to this exceptionally charming romantic tale. Charles remembers how he and Cindy spent their high school days crossing many adventures such as training for the "Miss Rodeo Queen" contest, overcoming his shyness to join her on stage at school to sing a duet and special times like Christmas and New Years as their love for one another deepens in their idyllic high school years.

Unforeseen interweaving of the reality of growing up presents a cruel path of fate that creates emotional and physical turmoil in their lives following graduation from high school. Despite this, the devotion of love shared by these two young lovers eventually proves its power for transcending all obstacles -- even death. "Unforgettable" may well have you shedding tears of release by the end of the book, as it has done for so many readers. This book as the potential to help you to renovate your conviction in the power that love has, and will make you more aware of what really is important to you in life -- making it unforgettable.