Don't Forget Me

Ridgewater High Romance Series, Book 2

De: Judy Corry

Narrado por: Amy Melissa Bentley

Duración: 9 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

Sparks are flying between these best friends. Could a practice kiss change everything?

Seventeen-year-old Eliana Costa has never kissed a guy. Her best guy friend, Jess, is more than willing to help her out. He has plenty of experience, since he finds a new girlfriend every other week. But when a practice kiss brings on feelings Eliana hadn't bargained for, her already messy life is thrown into a new level of chaos.

Life is already more than she can handle after her dad's disappearance. Eliana worries that if she admits her feelings to Jess, she just might lose her best friend. And right now, a best friend is all she needs. But when another girl tries to date Jess, Eliana is forced to decide if taking a chance on love is worth the risk.

©2017 Judy Corry (P)2019 Tantor

Wow

I really enjoyed listening to these characters romance! I loved the family drama that was added to it as well

Not for me but cute

It’s a decent story, the pace of it definitely didn’t hold me. I found myself kind of listening as background noise for some of it. I wanted more of the Romance component between the two main characters. I feel like I read a book about a fight more than I read a love story.

Friends to lovers

I enjoyed watching Jess and Eliana’s relationship blossom in the first book and come to a sweet ending with a marriage proposal.

The best

I love it!! Great book! I can’t wait to listen to the next one!!!

This is a definite must read

Meh.

It was okay but didn’t hold my interest and moved really slow at some parts. Not like others where I can’t stop listening or rush to get back to listening. Instead, I read four other books while working thru this audio book which tells me I finished only to be finished.

Bad character voices and female was stupid

I just don’t understand why the boy characters voice was so nasaly and whiny and why the main girl didn’t have a back bone it was really annoying that she wouldn’t tell him what her mother was doing or talk to him about his ex… I’m not even done with the book but I don’t know if I can finish it the first book was good and some aspects are good in this book. The writer is good and is good at giving you the feels but ugh this is killing me.

great story over all

great story over all, it kept you going and sighing with every decision the characters make. very happy that I bought the whole series because I am looking forward to how the next set of characters work out

Seemed like they were a part more than they were together

While I felt like the story kept on moving, and it held my attention it seems like they were fighting or apart more than they were together. And it was more about the struggle to get together than it was for him not to forget her. But I still enjoyed the book. It was fast paced enough and held your attention enough but just not a five star book.

Terrible Narration

The story is ok. I liked the first book but this one was hard to get through. Same narrator but yeesh…..in this book her voice is like nails on a chalkboard. The author wrote a main female character who feels sorry for herself every chance she gets. Yes, she has some hard knocks, but I could barely stand to listen to her whine. It got worse and by the climax, she couldn’t drag herself out of her own sinuses. It was made even worse because the reader gives her an over-pronounced whiney voice that drags its knuckles through the land of woe. The male love interest provided no relief. To be fair, he might have, but the reader went full-tilt on the nasally voice she gave him. He is supposed to be a stud muffin, but he sounds more like a pale, bluish, clammy, skinny guy with a concave chest who stands in the corner at parties and whimpers like a dog that needs to wee. C’mon! You can do better than that!! My last nerve was tight like a bow string by the time I got to the conclusion. The saving grace is these two were made for each other. Ship that and send it to the Bermuda Triangle and flush it down to the literary bowels where it belongs. Kelsey dodged a giant bullet.

Nothing

I didn’t like the was she portrayed the male leads voice. She made him sound like a geeky nerd.