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A review by angiebookshelf
Help Me Remember by Corinne Michaels
5.0
“We started off as nothing and she became everything. Now, it’s all gone. Every kiss. Every touch. Every fucking memory was erased.”
Um. I never thought I could love a book with the amnesia trope this much, but WOAH. this was so freaking good.
It was so well written and perfectly balanced. There was cute silly moments, emotional moments, spicy moments, gut-wrenching moments, laugh-out-loud moments suspenseful scary moments and everything in between.
“I spent my entire life searching for something worth fighting for, and you were in front of me the whole time. You saved me, Brielle, even if you don’t remember doing it.”
I love Spencer so much you guys. From the first chapter in his POV I literally was on my knees. The way he talks about Brielle and the pain he endured watching the woman he loved with everything he had forget she loved him, heartbreaking.
the entire premise of the book was good in my opinion, we’re trying to figure out who unalived Brielle’s brother, Isaac. Brielle wakes up with no recollection of the past three years and as the only eye witness, no one is allowed to share details with her as this could throw off the investigation.
tropes:
brother’s best friend
secret relationship
amnesia
small town romance
romantic suspense
Um. I never thought I could love a book with the amnesia trope this much, but WOAH. this was so freaking good.
It was so well written and perfectly balanced. There was cute silly moments, emotional moments, spicy moments, gut-wrenching moments, laugh-out-loud moments suspenseful scary moments and everything in between.
“I spent my entire life searching for something worth fighting for, and you were in front of me the whole time. You saved me, Brielle, even if you don’t remember doing it.”
I love Spencer so much you guys. From the first chapter in his POV I literally was on my knees. The way he talks about Brielle and the pain he endured watching the woman he loved with everything he had forget she loved him, heartbreaking.
the entire premise of the book was good in my opinion, we’re trying to figure out who unalived Brielle’s brother, Isaac. Brielle wakes up with no recollection of the past three years and as the only eye witness, no one is allowed to share details with her as this could throw off the investigation.
tropes:
brother’s best friend
secret relationship
amnesia
small town romance
romantic suspense