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A review by thathappyreader
Forget Me Not by Julie Soto
5.0
Ama is building a successful wedding planning business over the past few years. When a former client refers a famous social media influencer to Ama, Ama knows that this wedding is going to be the biggest event she’s ever planned. The only condition is that they use a particular florist who just happens to be Ama’s ex, Elliot.
Elliot is as surprised as Ama to learn that they are being teamed up for this wedding. His business is thriving and his next-level floral creations are gaining popularity but with no real social media presence, he’s limited his business to locals.
Told in dual perspectives and timelines, Ama and Elliot’s relationship turns from icy cold to steamy in a matter of a few days. The reader discovers these characters’ backstories and what happened to this couple a few years before. The book was both engaging and entertaining and the characters were likeable.
The wedding business is highly competitive and the reader is witness to this. I loved the descriptions of ideas for this wedding and the way it all comes together. This book would translate nicely onto film.
I recommend this book to those readers who appreciate contemporary romance.
I received an ARC of this book from the publisher, but the thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own.
4.5 stars (rounded up to 5).
Elliot is as surprised as Ama to learn that they are being teamed up for this wedding. His business is thriving and his next-level floral creations are gaining popularity but with no real social media presence, he’s limited his business to locals.
Told in dual perspectives and timelines, Ama and Elliot’s relationship turns from icy cold to steamy in a matter of a few days. The reader discovers these characters’ backstories and what happened to this couple a few years before. The book was both engaging and entertaining and the characters were likeable.
The wedding business is highly competitive and the reader is witness to this. I loved the descriptions of ideas for this wedding and the way it all comes together. This book would translate nicely onto film.
I recommend this book to those readers who appreciate contemporary romance.
I received an ARC of this book from the publisher, but the thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own.
4.5 stars (rounded up to 5).