Repeat

By: Kylie Scott

Narrated by: Andi Arndt

From Audie Award winning, New York Times best-selling author Kylie Scott comes an irresistible new romance - available in audio first!

When a vicious attack leaves 25-year-old Clementine Johns with no memory, she’s forced to start over. Now she has to figure out who she was and why she made the choices she did - which includes leaving the supposed love of her life, tattoo artist Ed Larsen, only a month before.

Ed can hardly believe it when his ex shows up at his tattoo parlor with no memory of their past, asking about the breakup that nearly destroyed him. The last thing he needs is more heartache, but he can’t seem to let her go again.

Should they walk away for good, or does their love deserve a repeat performance?

©2019 Kylie Scott (P)2018 Audible Originals, LLC.

Unique take on second chance romance

I’m excited anytime this author releases something, but when I read the blurb for Repeat and realized just how unique the story would be, that excitement heightened. Repeat is an Audible Originals release, meaning fans of audiobooks are in for a treat because they get a chance to hear it first for once. For those who prefer e-books, not to worry, this amazing book will be available early April and I promise it’s worth the wait.

Repeat is more than your average second chance romance. The book explores the interesting premise of a former love suffering a traumatic injury that leads to amnesia, and the opportunity for a do over that event may provide for a couple. The characters were all well-developed and likable with many layer and flushed out histories. I appreciated that both characters acknowledged their flaws and strove to correct missteps. I also really liked Clementine’s way of approaching her memory loss. It was different and really interesting watching how she embraced both her past while choosing to move forward with her life; and her snark and gallows humor made it all the better. The romance and connection between Clementine and Ed simmered below the surface from the start, but the way it developed over the course of the story demonstrated the couple’s saying power while telling a wonderful and entertaining story.

As is often the case with this author, Repeat boasted a smooth rhythm with plenty of fun banter to highlight the characters’ personalities. The story was further brought to life by the narrator, who injected just the right emotion into every scene to make them pop. Honestly, there wasn’t much more I could ask for in a book by a long-time favorite author, and Repeat is certainly one I’d recommend.

5 Amazing Stars!!! A definite one click/listen!!!

I absolutely loved this audiobook. When life gives you a second chance, a do over if you will.... Ed and Clementine’s story is an emotional roller coaster. Their banter and chemistry is scorching hot. Hooked from the beginning until the very end. Definitely one if my top favorites by Kylie Scott! A must read/listen. Andi Arndt’s narration is perfection!

Shed more than a few tears!

I can’t even imagine what it would be like to be the Heroine, in this book. Imagine waking up to discover that you don’t know anyone, even yourself. On the flip side, what would it be like to be the Hero and the women you love has forgotten you and your shared history? Both circumstances would be it’s own unique he’ll. This is a love story for the ages.
-V from Kansas

Different

Really good!! I am especially happy that she doesn’t use the bad sister plor that’s that she always uses and it’s a little bit different than her usual formula which is also nice

Good Story

This was an interesting book. I liked the characters and the amnesia plot. I especially liked that there was no remnant of Clem's former self other than her heart's longing for Ed once they began getting close. I enjoyed the push and pull between Clem and Ed and the emotion Andi Arndt put into every aspect of their story. I truly felt the emotion. However, I was frustrated with the secrets surrounding their breakup and the fact that Ed didn't want to discuss things. All this happened in such a short period, it was hard for me to believe this would be his reaction. It would have been nice to have his POV, which could have helped clarify his emotions and given more history in regard to who Clem used to be and the dynamics of their relationship. I also thought the villain was obvious and the scenario didn't make much sense.