A review by jazzerino
Remember Me by E.R. Whyte
4.0
Actual Rating: 3.5
The concept of falling back into yourself while juggling romance is a theme I've read before. I came into this one with an open mind though. The recovery is an individual experience so I didn't expect predictability or a formula for the read. I looked forward to seeing how events unfolded with the characters and how Birdie worked through her memories (or lack there of).
The Good:
The book was an easy read. Very sweet. Well written (descriptions, word choice, etc.) Also, I enjoyed the references to other authors in the story. Not something that I see very often. People usually only mention oldies, but goodies. Pleasant surprise there. Overall, I enjoyed the read. Would recommend to a friend looking for a romance to pick up.
The Not-so Good:
The actions/choices of some characters didn't really make sense to me. Not giving away spoilers, so I can't be more specific than that. I think a bit more character development would have connected some of the dots easier for me.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
The concept of falling back into yourself while juggling romance is a theme I've read before. I came into this one with an open mind though. The recovery is an individual experience so I didn't expect predictability or a formula for the read. I looked forward to seeing how events unfolded with the characters and how Birdie worked through her memories (or lack there of).
The Good:
The book was an easy read. Very sweet. Well written (descriptions, word choice, etc.) Also, I enjoyed the references to other authors in the story. Not something that I see very often. People usually only mention oldies, but goodies. Pleasant surprise there. Overall, I enjoyed the read. Would recommend to a friend looking for a romance to pick up.
The Not-so Good:
The actions/choices of some characters didn't really make sense to me. Not giving away spoilers, so I can't be more specific than that. I think a bit more character development would have connected some of the dots easier for me.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.