Remember Me Book Reviews

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Remember Me. This book is a tale of married love and has the most moving ending I have ever read. A slow burn of a book.

Traditional, wholesome, lacking kick. Family and traditional values are prioritized over romance. You spend significantly more time meeting the families than meeting the love interest. Paired with the more serious personalities of the leads, the whole book becomes a bit slow and lacking excitement. However, it can also be a positive that the families are wholesome and extensively developed (I would estimate you meet about two dozen family members) and the “lacking excitement” probably relates to the books slightly more realistic nature, another positive for the right reader. I think both the leads suffer from banal perfection. Nothing is really wrong with them or their circumstances. He is a rich heir and she is a slender blond. Between the perfect leads and family focus, it gives “perfect Christian family” / religious channel vibes. There are also genuine religious references but not really much considering the context. There is one sex scene on the wedding night, which is sorta romantic or very good for the female lead. He doesn’t seem very concerned with pleasing her, the whole thing proceeds with quickly in the story and in the description. She does refer to “ecstasy” later, but that is not actually written in. Given his character is very much the upright gentleman I expected him to come across are a better husband if not a romantic one. There is a disabled characteristic in one of the families. I found she was patronized heavily, while the characters “commended” her for her strength and whatnot. I also found it a little icky that in a book where every character of any importance was described as being very traditionally attractive, the disabled character was the only one who wasn’t. She is given the only real side plot, which always relates back to pitying the disable character. However, she is getting her own book so that might change the context in this one.