She’s still the woman who left him and broke him without any real explanation and without a chance to fix things.Įventually he relents somewhat and is willing to answer some of her questions, but it’s like tiptoeing in a mine field – she never knows what will set him off, back into anger and resentment.Įven though Clem doesn’t remember him, she is drawn to him more and more, as his anger and resentment seem to settle down a bit.
At first it doesn’t matter if she remembers things or not. It turns out it was NOT an amicable split, and when she shows up at the tattoo shop that Ed Larsen owns and runs, he’s still deeply angry with her. She doesn’t remember him at all, but hopes he might be able to answer some of her questions. In an effort for information, she goes to see an ex-boyfriend. Some time has passed since then and she is trying to find out about who she used to be. Clementine, or Clem, was viciously attacked and the result was a complete loss of memory. I wouldn’t say it’s great or the best book I ever, ever read, but I enjoyed it and was glad I read it. I’ve read Kylie’s books before and enjoyed them, and this one sounded interesting. I just finished reading another book where the heroine has amnesia and loved it. Kristie J’s review of Repeat by Kylie ScottĬontemporary Romance published by Amazon Digital Services 7 Apr 19
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