I’ve read all the way through You Must Remember This as it was written and literally just finished it. So it’s a journey I’ve been on for . . . I don’t know, a year or so? I began it as a book club read and was skeptical, because I don’t tend to read fan fiction, and I have seen only Black Panther (none of the other Marvel movies, even though I have some loose background knowledge of the characters). Well, this work was a stunning piece of literature that stands on its own. Evelyn Rogers was such a beautiful, richly-developed character that I was absolutely shocked to hear that she was NOT part of the Marvel universe, that she was the author’s creation. I absolutely loved Evelyn. The story moves timelines, which the author expertly navigated so there was little to no confusion once the story got underway, and I loved the alternating stories–all of them. Even though I knew some things had to happen, I was so curious as to how the timelines would come together to get the characters to where they were in the present. Each character was so deeply crafted; no element of the tale took a backseat to another; my emotions were involved at so many levels. The tale had me in my feels, got me anxious for what was going to happen next, and convinced me that fan fiction can be amazing, even for those of us who don’t think they’re into it. I can’t recommend this work enough. Thank you for the opportunity to read this, Lorraine!