Review – ‘Hard to Forget2527 by Rebecca Janet

Blurb

Charles: 
I lost her five years ago, along with everything else. One second, I was driving my motorcycle and the next, I couldn2527t remember my past. 
And then, as chance would have it, I saw her again. 
I didn2527t know who she was, but I could feel it in my heart that she meant something to me. 
So, of course, I had to have her—she was the key to the past—the answer to so many questions. 
Not to mention, she was sexy as hell. 
But, Becky was playing hard to get. 
And I play for keeps. 

Becky: 
He broke my heart. 
From the start, I should have known he was too good to be true. I was just an average, plain Jane kind of girl, and he was the high school heartthrob. Of course, it would never work. 
And, it didn2527t.
So, I learned to forget about him. 
But, of course, life2527s a bitch and brought him right back. 
Will I be able to forget the past? Or will the future hold more heartbreak and deceit? 
I want to pray for forgiveness but I2527ve long started to doubt that word.

Review 

Becky Castillo works in a crummy bar and knows she2527ll
probably be out of a job soon. As she2527s fending off one of her usual perverted
customers, a man she never expected to see again comes to her defense.
Charles Green doesn2527t remember the sexy bartender, but
feels an undeniable attraction to her. For the past five years, he2527s lived with
total amnesia, but his lack of a past and an identity didn2527t stop him from
creating a successful multi-million dollar company. Becky recognizes him,
however, and hates him. He soon realizes she2527s someone from his forgotten past,
and he becomes obsessed with her.
Becky and Charlie are interesting characters. She2527s so hurt
and angry over the past that she can2527t let it go, but she2527s also unwillingly
drawn to her ex-boyfriend. Even though Charlie is desperate to remember his
past, he never really pushed the issue. I don2527t understand why Charlie never
asked Becky about his parents and family, about his childhood, and about the
person he was before he lost his memory. I2527m also confused as to why he never
filed a background check on Becky since she wasn2527t forthcoming with
information. All he seemed to care about was figuring out why Becky hated him
and also wanting to make amends for that.
I liked this story, but it could use a light edit. There
are unanswered questions and loose ends, but it does have a satisfying HEA.
It2527s told in first POV, both Charles and Becky, and I followed along for the
most part.
3 Stars
Disclaimer – I volunteered to read and review this book.
I received an ebook copy through the author2527s newsletter. I am not paid or
compensated in any way, shape, or form for this review. I will not change or
alter this review for any reason unless at my discretion.

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