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A review by joyeuxxe
Don't Forget Me by Eden Emory, Elle Mae
5.0
Elle Mae is making me want to read the things I don't normally read. Step sisters turned lovers? Loved it. Now, a stalker turned lover? Okay, never expected myself to liked it, but I DID LOVED IT.
The characters in this book are so lovable despite the darkness they have.
I really thought that the smut would lost its spice as this is already the 3rd book in this series, but dammmn it gets even better and spicier. So, amongst the three that I have read from this series so far, the spice on this one is by far the hottest, the dirtiest in my opinion. And I have a good feeling that the last book from Club Petale series will surprise me even more.
Storywise, high praises. If you think this is just pure smut, nope its not, the story itself is so good. I love how Willow didn't try to change Avery, and she just accepted her as she is.
Though, I expected to know more about Willow's past and how she got those darkness in her as I find it really hard to believe that the accident was the only thing that caused it. Although I know what trauma could do to a person. But the book is trying to depict a darker Willow, and I think there is more to it than what it was revealed.
Overall, this is such a good book, with interesting plot and lovable characters. I would definitely recommend this one. But please do read the warnings prior reading and read at your own risk. ❤️
The characters in this book are so lovable despite the darkness they have.
I really thought that the smut would lost its spice as this is already the 3rd book in this series, but dammmn it gets even better and spicier. So, amongst the three that I have read from this series so far, the spice on this one is by far the hottest, the dirtiest in my opinion. And I have a good feeling that the last book from Club Petale series will surprise me even more.
Storywise, high praises. If you think this is just pure smut, nope its not, the story itself is so good. I love how Willow didn't try to change Avery, and she just accepted her as she is.
Though, I expected to know more about Willow's past and how she got those darkness in her as I find it really hard to believe that the accident was the only thing that caused it. Although I know what trauma could do to a person. But the book is trying to depict a darker Willow, and I think there is more to it than what it was revealed.
Overall, this is such a good book, with interesting plot and lovable characters. I would definitely recommend this one. But please do read the warnings prior reading and read at your own risk. ❤️