I guess it reminded me a little of The Notebook just because it was a great love story and involved Alzheimers. What other book might you compare Lady Blues: forget-me-not to and why? Would you consider the audio edition of Lady Blues: forget-me-not to be better than the print version? Can he help Kip find his beloved Bella before all the memories disappear? Horrified when the miracle drug suddenly stops working and patients begin to backslide, Gus panics. Intrigued, Gus agrees to help search for her. Gus learns Bella was Kip's first and only love, but their relationship was shrouded in scandal.

When Kip is given a new drug called Memorphyl, he starts to remember bits and pieces of his life.

Octogenarian Kip Sterling doesn't know his own name - but he speaks Gus's language, spouting jazz terms like 'cadence' and 'riff.' He's also obsessed with 'his Bella,' but nobody knows who she is. He doesn't expect to be drawn into a new friendship with an elderly Alzheimer's patient dubbed 'the music man' or to stumble across a decades-old mystery locked inside the man's mind. Music professor Gus LeGarde is just doing a favor for a friend when he agrees to play piano for church services at a local nursing home. Past and present collide when an Alzheimer's patient's fragile memory holds the key to solving mysteries dating back to World War II-including a long lost secret love affair.

Devil's Lake by Aaron Paul Lazar