Burying Water by K.A. TuckerMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Burying Water may not quite compete with Ten Tiny Breaths, but it's up there. It's told from alternating past/present pov, with Jesse narrating the past and Water narrating the present. Water wakes up after being left for dead with no recollection of who she is or how she got there. She eventually chooses the name Water because of the tiny water symbol tattoo she has, even though she has no memory of getting it. After months of recovery, she moves in with Ginny Fitzgerald, a crotchety old lady that I adored! She has no qualms about telling it exactly like it is. The two of them make an unlikely, but fun pair who each help the other in their own way. Eventually, the two parts, past and present, connect to provide the full picture of Water's life and Jesse's place in it.
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