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A review by ree128
Make Me Forget by Kennedy Fox
4.0
Writers Block
Vada needs to get away from Chicago and needs a fresh pace because she's experiencing writers block. The cottage she rented in Charleston should do the trick, then Ethan opens the door with no shirt and is gorgeous, with the body made for sin. He was not at all what she was expecting to find when she rented the cottage.
Ethan had his own ghosts he was dealing with and Vada was a distraction he was not expecting or needed. She was not what he expected in a romance writer and then he got an eye full one evening that gave him idea's.
I liked that this book dealt with insecurities on both of their behaves, two different spectrums, but still insecurities. They both had to learn how to get past them. I also liked that Vada used her experience with Ethan to help write her book and turned her bad experience into something good. Also that Ethan didn't give up on Vada, he waited for her, gave her space and didn't pressure her.
This was a good read and also a good listen, CJ Bloom and Joe Arden did a great job of bringing the characters to life as you read the book.
Vada needs to get away from Chicago and needs a fresh pace because she's experiencing writers block. The cottage she rented in Charleston should do the trick, then Ethan opens the door with no shirt and is gorgeous, with the body made for sin. He was not at all what she was expecting to find when she rented the cottage.
Ethan had his own ghosts he was dealing with and Vada was a distraction he was not expecting or needed. She was not what he expected in a romance writer and then he got an eye full one evening that gave him idea's.
I liked that this book dealt with insecurities on both of their behaves, two different spectrums, but still insecurities. They both had to learn how to get past them. I also liked that Vada used her experience with Ethan to help write her book and turned her bad experience into something good. Also that Ethan didn't give up on Vada, he waited for her, gave her space and didn't pressure her.
This was a good read and also a good listen, CJ Bloom and Joe Arden did a great job of bringing the characters to life as you read the book.