Title: Forget Me
Never (Hell Yeah! Cajun Style: Book 2)
Authors: Sable Hunter,
Ryan O’Leary (Contributor), Jess Hunter (Contributor)
Genre: Erotic Romance
Length: 256 pages
Synopsis:
The Hell Yeah! Series Continues with Forget Me Never (Hell
Yeah! Cajun Style: Book 2)
Some truly lucky
people experience a love so great that nothing can separate them. Distance,
misunderstandings or even death are not powerful enough to stop the longing and
the hunger and the desire to be together. Patrick loves Savannah. He is a
Marine who faces danger on a daily basis and his greatest fear is to be
forgotten. Savannah loves Patrick. Because of the circumstances of her birth,
she has grown up never knowing what it is like to be touched or hugged or
accepted by anyone. The haunting mists of Louisiana, the ravaging horrors of
war, and the remnants of an ancient disease will try to pull them apart, until
their destiny draws them together and they discover a love so perfect that it
will last forever.
Anne’s Review:
Well done Miss
Hunter you were able to accomplish what few have, with this story you made me
cry. So please heed my advice and have your
tissues handy with this one. It pulls
you in from page one and does not let you go.
Set among
the rich history of the Louisiana bayous with a supernatural flair tells us an
amazing love story. Savannah has always longed to be touched by love but due to
her past and misunderstood prejudices she has resigned herself to being alone. Enter Patrick, a handsome, sexy, honorable
Marine who knows Savannah is his destiny.
Will love truly be able to conquer all?
Or will the past tear them apart forever?
Amazing! This book had it all from well-developed, relatable
characters, heart breaking moments to scorching sheets. I highly recommend this
book you will not be disappointed with the superb job done by Miss Sable Hunter
along with Mr. Jess Hunter and Mr. Ryan O’Leary. I look forward to reading their work in the
future.
Nice review. What is the time period of this book? It almost looks like it could be set in the past.
ReplyDeleteIt is set in the present not the past, however it does reference historical events. Thank you so much.
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