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Original Title:	Dying to Forget
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Station #1

Dying to Forget (The Station #1)

Trish Marie Dawson

Kindle Edition | Pages: 179 pages

Rating: 4 | 2779 Users | 398 Reviews

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Title	:	Dying to Forget (The Station #1)
Author	:	Trish Marie Dawson
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	2nd Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 179 pages
Published	:	January 2016 by Trish Marie Dawson (first published August 3rd 2010)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Fiction. Business. Amazon. Supernatural

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Librarian's note: This is an alternate cover edition for ASIN: B008S2RKAU

For some, the day you die is only the beginning.

The Station books are part of a YA/NA Fantasy series that follow teenage anti-heroine, Piper Willow, after she dies and wakes up in the afterlife at a place called the Station, and is offered redemption – in the form of a job.

After Piper dies, she gets two choices: enter her own personal hell, or go back to Earth and become the voice of conscience inside a boy’s head. Can she save Sloan from meeting the same fate? A tale of hope that will warm your heart.

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Ratings: 4 From 2779 Users | 398 Reviews

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1.5 StarsTo be honest, I don't want to write this review. I can't remember the last time I've wanted to throw a book across the room due to plot devices but this book conjured up that feeling multiple times throughout. The story starts out with Piper at a party, who is then drugged and raped. A few months pass and she is struggling with depression, which includes reckless endangerment of her and others and she starts cutting herself. Fast forward a little more and she causes someones death due

I actually really enjoyed this book. It was definitely original and fast paced. The storyline was emotional and the way the author described the characters and their characteristics made them very realistic to me. I certainly grew attached to each of their stories and the ending makes me eager to read the next one!



This book is written well and the story seems to understand the trials and tribulations of the young teen world. The lives of the characters in the story are not perfect and a series of events brings the protagonist into an unsuspecting twist to her world. The story moves well, does not drag down and keeps new things coming.

Dying To Forget (The Station) by Trish Marie Dawson is a young adult urban fantasy novelette about a girl named Piper who experiences three tragedies she cant deal with and unfortunately commits suicide. She ends up at the station, a place in-between living and heaven where people who commit suicide must make a choice. Below is the book description from Amazon.Piper Willow dies the summer after her high school graduation but she doesnt make it to Heaven or Hellinstead she finds herself in a

My jaw literally hit my chest with this ending! Trish wove such an alluring story that I completely lost track of time. Another slightly controversial read as its centered around suicide. But the underlying tone of the story is so hopeful and the MC is nothing short of amazing. Her outlook on her situation is one that if in her shoes, I would hope I'd be able to be as strong and positive as she is. Read this! You'll love it

Read for the 2017 POPSUGAR Challenge prompt 'An Audiobook' SPOILERS 29/3 - This was not a good book, so I'm pleased that I didn't pay for it (as a Kindle first, then the Audible audiobook edition in order to make it fit for the challenge).I had so many problems with this book. First, Piper is dreadfully judgemental of all the females in the book. In her eyes they're fake-breasted bimbos (even her BFF (view spoiler)[whose death she is responsible for early on in the book (hide spoiler)]), except