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Amnesia is one of my very favourite tropes, and Leta Blake knocks it out of the park here with delicious angst and drama. Leith and Zach's struggle to come to terms with the new reality where Leith can't remember knowing Zach at all -- let alone being madly in love with him -- is gripping. My heart broke for both the characters and I rooted hard for their happy ending.
The book is told from Leith's POV, but Blake uses vlog transcripts as a clever device to give us insight into Zach's perspective ...more
The book is told from Leith's POV, but Blake uses vlog transcripts as a clever device to give us insight into Zach's perspective ...more
Oh boy did this book leave me conflicted. I love the amnesia trope .... if it's done well, and I'm sorry but for me this one wasn't.
I'm not a fan of withholding vital information to the point of making the story drag, and oh man it was getting tiresome. I finished the book still feeling as if a lot had been held back and didn't really know much more about any of the characters from what I did when I started the book. The characters didn't really talk to each other, so as a reader I knew as litt ...more
I'm not a fan of withholding vital information to the point of making the story drag, and oh man it was getting tiresome. I finished the book still feeling as if a lot had been held back and didn't really know much more about any of the characters from what I did when I started the book. The characters didn't really talk to each other, so as a reader I knew as litt ...more
Lo admito, el trope: chico con amnesia que vuelve a enamorarse me pirra, así que estaba cantado que acabase leyendo esta novela (admito recomendaciones por favor!) Lo cierto es que me gusta cómo la autora narra, pausada, da los detalles justos aunque en mi opinión hay un montón de personajes que sólo se nombran y que no llegan a jugar un papel en la trama lo que no añade nada al asunto y hace la lectura un poco monótona por momentos.
Debo admitir que no conseguí conectar con los sentimientos de ...more
Debo admitir que no conseguí conectar con los sentimientos de ...more
This book had the potential to be a great book but it kept falling short.
After reading it I realized I didn't know much about the MCs, not their age, their jobs were only mentioned and very little details were put in about it, as life altering as Leith's memory loss was, the injury that caused it and how it affected him was not explained except for the bouts of anger.
I like books with dual POVs especially in romance but Zach's Vlog was too juvenile for me, I was constantly cringing about what he ...more
After reading it I realized I didn't know much about the MCs, not their age, their jobs were only mentioned and very little details were put in about it, as life altering as Leith's memory loss was, the injury that caused it and how it affected him was not explained except for the bouts of anger.
I like books with dual POVs especially in romance but Zach's Vlog was too juvenile for me, I was constantly cringing about what he ...more
May 06, 2014
Andrew
marked it as to-read
Jun 17, 2014
Dijya
marked it as to-read
Dec 06, 2014
Judy
marked it as to-read
Jul 05, 2016
Kme_17
marked it as to-read
Feb 11, 2017
Melissa
marked it as dnr-cheat-openrel-marriesother-all
Dec 03, 2018
Lisa J.
marked it as not-for-me
Feb 15, 2019
Karen
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