About the book:
Ten years ago, timid
Katrina Ross left her hometown’s temperamental bad boy at the altar.
After years away, Alec Munroe has returned, a successful businessman who
is snooping around her bookstore with an avaricious gleam in his eye.
She’d like to tell him to leave, despite still being in love with him,
but the secret she's kept all these years demands to be told.
Alec Munroe has been successful in all ways but one: he has never been able to escape his memories of Katrina Ross. When he discovers the secret she's kept from him, he's faced with hard decisions. Justice or the forgiveness God calls him to offer...
Can Alec and Katrina leave the past behind to embrace the promise of a love they have never forgotten?
Alec Munroe has been successful in all ways but one: he has never been able to escape his memories of Katrina Ross. When he discovers the secret she's kept from him, he's faced with hard decisions. Justice or the forgiveness God calls him to offer...
Can Alec and Katrina leave the past behind to embrace the promise of a love they have never forgotten?
My rating:
My thoughts:
Remember Love is the second book I've read by Jessica Nelson and I really enjoyed it! The story was so good and I loved the setting and characters. The romance did seem a little back-and-forth, which was slightly frustrating, but I still liked it! I was surprised by certain things in the book and that just made the story even more gripping.
Overall, I really enjoyed Remember Love and recommend it if you like contemporary romance.
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