Erika Marks

Josh and Mallory were high school sweethearts who had gone their separate ways when she decided to pursue her writing in New York. Five years later she's back and all the feelings are still there. They didn't fight for their love back then - will they be able to overcome the old hurt and betrayal to make a go of it this time?

Nice descriptions of beach life, not a great deal about surfing. Claire’s rich mother staying together for money, appearance. Ivy knowing money is not everything. Couldn’t understand why love of surfing was never conveyed to her family. Foster loved her for her surfing abilities knowing that could not sustain him when surfing wasn’t his whole life anymore. Jill was only a teenage friendship. Butting into Ivy’s wishes to keep shop was selfish knowing she never stayed in touch.

Cute read about a couple on the verge of losing their way. Beck and Marley are on the brink of divorce. Careers and life are tearing them apart. Will they find the way to happily everafter or cash in? Cute read.

Reading Forget Me Not was a great experience. What I took away from the story is that being yourself is the most beautiful thing in the world. Pretending to be someone else can lead to embarrassment and heartache. It took Mallory a while to learn just how special she was. When she did however everything worked out for the better. Beautiful story with a relevant message. I received Forget Me Not by Erika Marks for an honest review.