Corinne Michaels

After Brielle Davis wakes up in the hospital, she realizes that her memories of the last three years are gone, and her brother, Isaac is dead. The only chance the prosecutor has of making a case against her brother's killer is if Bri remembers what happened that day. Isaac's three best friends, Holden, Emmett, and Spencer are there to help her, but it is Spencer, the investigative reporter, who volunteers to help Bri retrace her past. The more time she spends with Spencer, the more she feels that the crush she has always had on Spencer could be more than that now.

Help Me Remember is a good amnesia story, offering lots of clues and suspects that may have played a part in the incident in which her brother was killed. The character banter is fun and there is lots of enjoyable angst. However, the ending is a bit contrived and comes out of left field with a build up that lasts for only a couple of the concluding chapters, but it does wrap up the story satisfactorily. Overall, Help Me Remember is a solid read.… (meer)

You need to read both (see my review for Beloved) to get the whole story. You will enjoy the ending.

FROM AMAZON: I tried resisting him. I fought to ensure history wouldn’t repeat itself. In the end, Jackson and I knew he would win. He broke down my walls, obliterated every excuse, and made me love him against all odds.

Then he shattered my heart into thousands of pieces.

I can’t let him back in. It was hard enough surrendering my heart the first time. If he hurts me again, I’ll never survive. No matter what he thinks, we’re beholden to our past.… (meer)

Basically a good book, but the central characters conflict is exhausting in length and the graphic sexual content is uncomfortable as well as the dirty sexual language. There is much to like, but I'd have to say it's not something I'd hand to young readers - definitely mature - I read both books in the series - did like the ending!

FROM AMAZON: Men suck.

They break you. Leave you. Take everything until there's nothing left. And frankly, I'm done allowing them to make me feel insignificant. So, forget men. I'll just throw myself into my job, because at least that never fails me.

Jackson has other plans, though. I refuse to be impressed by his perfect body, the cute dimple on his cheek, or the rugged stubble on his face. Jackson Cole can be resisted.

But, I'm only fooling myself.

He's going to wear me down. I can feel it. In the end he'll prove that once again, I'm no one's beloved.… (meer)