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Review: Forgotten by You by Carlie Sexton

Forgotten by YouForgotten by You by Carlie Sexton
Crystal Earl's Rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is such a sweet quick read. I got the "feels" several times. Charlie and Mitch have been together for 7 years when he unexpectedly loses his memory. What happens while he's trying to recover just breaks your heart. You'll crave for these two characters to find their way back to the love they very obviously have for one another. While at the same time you can't help but worry for them and all of the negative outside forces and influences that are wrecking havoc in their lives.

Finishing this book in one day, the story line was spot on with keeping me interested in Charlie and Mitch. While at the same time I was wondering what the stories of all the other characters were. I'll be adding more of Carlie Sexton's books to my TBR. I've definitely been won over.

Overall I give Forgotten by You 4 glittering stars and Carlie Sexton one new fan!

Forgotten by You

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Some decisions in life seem wonderful and wise. For Charlie Andrews and Mitch Hawkins, who have been blissfully happy together for seven years, nothing could have prepared them for that one fateful day. What they thought would be one simple choice to bring their future together sooner, became a disaster causing their future to change to bleak and bereft of hope, direction…and each other.

When Mitch falls and hits his head, suddenly his past becomes his present, and his beloved Charlie, a stranger. Charlie’s heart is broken into thousands of pieces as she mourns the loss of her fiancé, who although alive, is dead to her. Will they be able to find their way back to each other, and overcome overwhelming obstacles, or will the domino effect of their choices cause ramifications beyond redemption?

One decision.

One day.

One irrevocable mistake.
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