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A review by whatjennareads
Help Me Remember by Corinne Michaels
4.0
Another heartfelt, sexy and beautiful story from Corinne!
I can always depend on Corinne to provide me with a story that’s beautiful, fun and sexy. Her stories are so well written that you just get sucked into them.
This particular story is a unique premise. A brother’s best friend, age gap, second chance all rolled up into one. When Brielle wakes up in a hospital having no memory of the last 3 years of her life you are taken on her journey of trying to regain her memory and decipher truth from lies. This is told in Dual POV with her and her lifelong friend, Spencer.
Spencer has been instructed along with everyone else in Brielle’s life to not give her any insight into the memories she is missing in hopes that when they do come back it will be unsolicited, unprovoked and her own thoughts in order to catch the man who put her in the hospital and killed her brother. He struggles with wanting to be honest about where his and Brielle’s friendship has been for the past year while also wanting to be able to respect the wishes of their friends and family when it comes to her recovery. Oh I felt so bad for him!
Throughout this book you are not only trying to solve a mystery but also watching two people fall in love while seeing their original journey as well. You’re watching a man who desperately loves a woman but can only help her so much while said woman still thinks they are friends from 3 years ago.
I enjoyed the overall premise of the book. It was a little wordy sometimes but the character development and storyline was very sweet, sexy and unique.
I can always depend on Corinne to provide me with a story that’s beautiful, fun and sexy. Her stories are so well written that you just get sucked into them.
This particular story is a unique premise. A brother’s best friend, age gap, second chance all rolled up into one. When Brielle wakes up in a hospital having no memory of the last 3 years of her life you are taken on her journey of trying to regain her memory and decipher truth from lies. This is told in Dual POV with her and her lifelong friend, Spencer.
Spencer has been instructed along with everyone else in Brielle’s life to not give her any insight into the memories she is missing in hopes that when they do come back it will be unsolicited, unprovoked and her own thoughts in order to catch the man who put her in the hospital and killed her brother. He struggles with wanting to be honest about where his and Brielle’s friendship has been for the past year while also wanting to be able to respect the wishes of their friends and family when it comes to her recovery. Oh I felt so bad for him!
Throughout this book you are not only trying to solve a mystery but also watching two people fall in love while seeing their original journey as well. You’re watching a man who desperately loves a woman but can only help her so much while said woman still thinks they are friends from 3 years ago.
I enjoyed the overall premise of the book. It was a little wordy sometimes but the character development and storyline was very sweet, sexy and unique.