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Amanda Saint is a novelist and short story writer. Her debut novel, As If I Were A River, was a NetGalley Top 10 Book of the Month, longlisted for the Guardian Not the Booker Prize, and a Top 20 Book of 2016 on the Book Magnet Blog. Her prize-winning short stories have been widely published in anthologies and literary magazines. Amanda runs her own creative writing business, Retreat West, through which she runs writing retreats, courses and competitions; and an independent publishing house, Retreat West Books. When she's not writing fiction, she's a freelance journalist writing about climate change and environmental sustainability.

A chilling descent into the chaos that lies in the hearts of men. A searing portrait of a dystopian future where civilisation's thin veneer has been ripped away, and it is women who suffer most as a result.

I enjoyed every page of Remember Tomorrow. The writing is beautifully emotive and the characters are wonderfully created. It's a world that we hope won't happen, but it's also a world that may not be too far away. Compelling, gripping and at times, deeply unsettling. Remember Tomorrow is a must read.

Too compelling! I had to keep sneaking off to the study to read another chapter. From the opening sentence, which is a “grab”, I didn’t want to put it down.

Remember Tomorrow by Amanda Saint is a timely book considering what is going on in the world right now. Well written, powerful and haunting.

With so many parts of this book resonating with society as it can feel nowadays, I loved the pace of this story alongside the message it was trying to share. The character of Evie had a great voice for telling her side of things as she'd seen life as it was and how much it had changed for the worst over the years.

Saint captivates the mass hysteria of religious zealots, which supersedes any common sense or prior knowledge that questions the beliefs of the fanatics. It's a recipe for violence and disaster.