The Unforgettable Lives of Larkin Carr

Middle Falls Time Travel, Book 24

By: Shawn Inmon

Narrated by: Bailey Carr

Larkin Carr remembers everything. Every word, every moment, every loss.

Her memory is perfect, and that's the problem.

When tragedy strikes, she can't let go. When love fails, she relives every second of heartbreak. For Larkin, time doesn't dull the pain—it preserves it.

But Larkin lives in Middle Falls, where it's never too late. Death isn't the end for those who still have lessons to learn.

The Unforgettable Lives of Larkin Carr i s a moving tale of one woman's journey through memory, loss, second chances, and the miracle that comes when the past finally sets her free.

Like all Middle Falls novels, The Unforgettable Lives of Larkin Carr can be enjoyed as a standalone novel or as part of the series.

©2025 Shawn Inmon (P)2026 Podium Audio

Light and Interesting

Another great Inmon book. Explores commitment in families and the impact of that on our choices and life outcomes.

Love this series

I love these books if you are a replay fan this universe satisfies that, the series is like replay but on steroids! Love love love!!

Great Story

Great story great narrator. such a well done masterpiece for a story that never leaves one town

Boring Character

I really didn't like Larkin Carr. I have no idea how someone can never have any serious relationships. She was boring and never got out of her Middle Falls loop. Even her "redemption life" wasn't really a redemption. I do like the series, this one was predictable and boring.

A very good story

This story sounds so familiar to me like I’ve heard/read it before somewhere. I still liked it.
I grew up in southern Oregon. The towns you mentioned are very familiar to me. My Mom moved to Washington state after I graduated high school. She lives in Morton and a brother lives in Mossy Rock. I have relatives in other towns in Washington. I also have in-laws in Portland and Klamath Falls. Unfortunately for me, I now live in California. I’ll get back to the Pacific Northwest someday soon.
The stories made me remember growing up in Oregon. I loved the memories. Thank you for that and for setting the stories in familiar towns even if it wasn’t your intention. It was like visiting a friend.